Is stardog capable of handling those kinds of expressions? How do I activate them and what reasoning level should I use?
The ontology was loaded into the default graph. The data was added to a named graph.
I've tried to enable ICV and I've tried several reasoning levels but I never get results.
I might also be that my literals don't has a type. When I use stardog query execute to obtain some value they never state something like "value"^^xsd:string but instead only "value". My values are added using org.openrdf.model.Statement objects. Those are created using the ValueFactory.createLiteral methods.
With kind regards Bram Gadeyne
Evren Sirin
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Dec 4, 2013, 4:36:40 PM12/4/13
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Stardog does not support user-defined datatype reasoning as noted in
[1]. You can write user-defined rules [2] that use FILTER expressions
(with regex in this example). For regular expressions, it would even
be better to turn on search support in the database [3] and use the
textMatch magic property in your rule.