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On Friday, September 30, 2016, <fabio.f...@gmail.com> wrote:Community edition 4.2
I created a database X and I need now to import in this database 6 graphs, each into X.
1 http://semweb.ch/demo/STW out of tile stw.rdf
2. http://semweb.ch/demo/EUROWOC out of tile eurovoc.rdf
3 ...
Does anyone know how to do this basic thing please?
Thank you in advance
CheersThere should be an old thread on this subject somewhere. You can either use a format that supports quads like n-quads or trig, or you can load them one at a time using "stardog data add" with the -g option to specify the graph. I don't think you can specify multiple graphs in a single call but check the man page just to be sure.
Hi Fabio,
Your query is using the BGP { ?a ?b ?b }, which will never bind to anything since the predicate and object would need to match.
Try changing it to { ?a ?b ?c } or (to more easily avoid this kind of problem) { ?s ?p ?o }.
Cheers,
Stephen
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