Hi Paul!
> delete where {
> <http://dbpedia.org/resource/William_Babtie> ?p ?o .
> };
> delete where {
> ?s ?p <http://dbpedia.org/resource/William_Babtie> .
> };
And there are "association nodes", e.g. between team and sportsman. The links
go in various directions e.g.:
- for a real person:
dbpedia:Dimitar_Berbatov dbpedia-owl:careerStation dbpedia:Dimitar_Berbatov__1.
dbpedia:Dimitar_Berbatov__1 dbpedia-owl:team dbpedia:PFC_CSKA_Sofia.
# and more statements about this "association node"
- for a stub person (redlink).
Eg dbpedia:Ryan_Sappington is a created from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fredericksburg_Hotspur#Current_roster
dbpedia:Fredericksburg_Hotspur__yan_Sappington__1 dbpedia-owl:currentMember
dbpedia:Ryan_Sappington.
dbpedia:Fredericksburg_Hotspur__yan_Sappington__1 dbpedia-owl:team
dbpedia:Fredericksburg_Hotspur
# and more statements about this "association node"
HOWEVER,
- you shouldn't be hasty to ascribe additional semantics to Live's Delete
instructions.
Hopefully there'd be one Delete instruction for every involved subject.
*** Jim, can you confirm? (or someone else of the developers of
https://github.com/dbpedia/extraction-framework/tree/master/live)
- you should use (or clone) this client:
https://github.com/dbpedia/dbpedia-live-mirror rather than hacking your own.
If you adapt it for Ontotext GraphDB, please let me know since in the future
we want to deploy live.bg.dbpedia.org.
Cheers! Vladimir
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