Jack Hodges <jhodg...@gmail.com>: Jan 28 05:01PM -0800
As a SPIN noobie I was reading the documentation on SPIN rules and noted
(never knew before) that I can right-click on a functional SPARQL query and
TBC will try to extract a SPIN rule from it. ...more
Holger Knublauch <hol...@topquadrant.com>: Jan 29 11:06AM +1000
Hi Jack,
could you send along an example SPARQL query so that we can make this
discussion precise?
Thanks
Holger
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Jack Hodges <jhodg...@gmail.com>: Jan 29 11:48AM -0800
Absolutely. In fact, I am copying the SPARQL out of the SPIN rule window
for the rule that I created. I am also attaching the screen grab.
SELECT DISTINCT ?plabel
WHERE {
?cls ...more
Holger Knublauch <hol...@topquadrant.com>: Jan 30 08:58AM +1000
Thanks, this clarifies it. You have selected the whole query, including
the SELECT statement, which means that it tries to create a nested
SELECT for the function. However, the SELECT only returns ...more
Absolutely. In fact, I am copying the SPARQL out of the SPIN rule window for the rule that I created. I am also attaching the screen grab.SELECT DISTINCT ?plabelWHERE {?cls (rdfs:subClassOf)* act:ASActivity .?cls rdfs:subClassOf ?par .?par rdfs:label ?plabel .?cls rdfs:label ?clabel .{FILTER fn:contains(fn:upper-case(?plabel), fn:upper-case(?arg1)) .}UNION{FILTER fn:contains(fn:upper-case(?clabel), fn:upper-case(?arg1)) .}UNION{?cls skos:altLabel ?alabel .FILTER fn:contains(fn:upper-case(?alabel), fn:upper-case(?arg1)) .} .}where ?arg1 is a spin:constraint Argument sp:arg1 : xsd:stringI expected that in the Variables and Arguments window I would see every variable and be allowed, as I was for plabel, to associated them with constraints.This is using V4.2 ME by the way.Jack
Jack Hodges <jhodg...@gmail.com>: Jan 28 05:01PM -0800
As a SPIN noobie I was reading the documentation on SPIN rules and noted
(never knew before) that I can right-click on a functional SPARQL query and
TBC will try to extract a SPIN rule from it. ...more
Holger Knublauch <hol...@topquadrant.com>: Jan 29 11:06AM +1000
Hi Jack,
could you send along an example SPARQL query so that we can make this
discussion precise?
Thanks
Holger
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