Looks good but I think we could make as similar to when the feature did
exist by including both QuerySolution and Binding variants as in 2.7.4.
This covers:
UpdateExecutionFactory
UpdateAction
I'll add them.
Andy
On 21/08/13 09:37, Holger Knublauch wrote:
Many thanks, Stephen. I hav
Many thanks, Stephen. I have tested this and it appears to work nicely!
Holger
On 8/21/2013 7:32, Stephen Allen wrote:
I've created a patch and attached to JENA-516, which adds back initial
binding support for update queries. It will only work for
INSERT/DELETE/WHERE and DELETE/WHERE queries.
I've created a patch and attached to JENA-516, which adds back initial
binding support for update queries. It will only work for
INSERT/DELETE/WHERE and DELETE/WHERE queries.
Please take a look at it, and test it. If it looks good, I can check it in.
-Stephen
On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 7:52 AM,
List readers : It would be good to hear from organisations that plug in
and provide their own query engines).
Hi Stephen,
On 14/08/13 01:19, Stephen Allen wrote:
I don't believe there is anything necessarily holding back the addition an
initial binding to the existing UpdateEngine implementat
I don't believe there is anything necessarily holding back the addition an
initial binding to the existing UpdateEngine implementations. It could be
carried out similarly to QueryEngineBase and then activate only for
DELETE/INSERT/WHERE
and DELETE WHERE query operations.
However, I think the whol
Hi Andy,
this is in response to the parallel thread. I honestly wasn't aware that
there remain open issues with UPDATE and thought that the best solution
was to bring back initial bindings. Your email seems to state that
INSERT DATA { ?param1 foaf:name ?param2 }
is problematic because it's n
On 08/08/13 00:02, Rob Vesse wrote:
On a related topic I looked at Holger's question around injecting
BNodes into SPARQL updates via ParameterizedSparqlString and it
doesn't work in the scenario he describes (an INSERT WHERE) if the
variable is used both in the INSERT template and WHERE since th
