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  • 3store

    terraces committed revision 8 to the 3store SVN repository, changing 2 files.

    2008-12-18 12:42:14 UTC by terraces

  • Comment: LEFT JOIN error

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    2008-11-28 02:59:37 UTC by nobody

  • Comment: -v Version flag

    You can use pkg-config --modversion 3store3.

    2008-04-09 11:28:16 UTC by theno23

  • -v Version flag

    Simple -v flag when running any of the ts commands that prints out the verison. It does print out "built for 3store version 3.0.17" after the usage details, but a simple string would be nicer to parse.

    2008-04-09 11:00:52 UTC by benuaq

  • Comment: ascii output does not tab results correctly

    This is fixed in SVN HEAD.

    2008-03-27 16:28:26 UTC by theno23

  • ascii output does not tab results correctly

    I've been using existing code which reads the ascii output of ts-query and splits it on tabs. In the process of chasing up strange values I boiled it down to incorrect tabbing on the part of ts-query. When an output variable is unbound but is followed by a bound variable, the output only has one tab, rather than two, so there is no way to determine which variable did in fact match the result.

    2008-03-23 23:13:54 UTC by mcobden

  • Comment: FILTER weirdness

    OK, the problem is the v0.datatype IN (0,2,4,5,6,7) production, but I'm not quite sure where it's coming from.

    2008-03-21 23:14:22 UTC by theno23

  • Comment: FILTER weirdness

    Server version: 4.1.20 [mc@cohen dev]$ /usr/local/bin/ts-explain -d wiki -f ascii 'PREFIX rdf: SELECT ?p ?o ?t WHERE{ > ?p ?o . FILTER (! (?p = rdf:type)) > ?o rdf:type ?t . > }' Complexity: 788 SELECT v0.lexical AS `p`, v1.lexical AS `o`, v2.lexical AS `t`, v2.datatype AS t_dt, v2.language AS...

    2008-03-21 16:19:58 UTC by mcobden

  • Comment: FILTER weirdness

    How strange! Can you add the version of mysql you're using and the results of an "explain" of that query? Thanks, Steve.

    2008-03-21 12:40:13 UTC by theno23

  • FILTER weirdness

    I've been using the FILTER constraint and have noticed some weirdness. The following Queries generate different results. The fist matches nothing for some reason, while the second matches what you might expect SELECT ?p ?o ?t WHERE{ $uri ?p ?o . FILTER (?p != rdf:type) ?o rdf:type ?t } SELECT ?p ?o ?t WHERE{ $uri ?p ?o . FILTER (! (?p = rdf:type) ) ?o rdf:type ?t }.

    2008-03-20 14:01:45 UTC by mcobden

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