Hi, Moshir:
> I think its not possible to do binding search with qbe
Yes, currently, that is a limitation.
You can use structured query with parsed query (or use a
general-purpose parser like Jison to do your own query parsing).
> I'm sure score ranking is pretty simple
You can use the qb.sc
Hi,
let $params :=
map:new(map:entry("predicate",sem:iri("http://www.bsi.org/predicates/hasTaxonomyName";)))
sem:sparql-values("select ?subject ?predicate ?object where {?subject
?predicate ?object}", $params)
returns 3 columns namely (subject, predicate, object)
where as
sem:sparql-value
Hello,
Caching can be explored using xdmp:query-meters:
http://docs.marklogic.com/xdmp:query-meters?q=query-meters&v=8.0&api=true
= Chris
On Mon, Jul 27, 2015 at 9:55 AM, Tyagi, Devesh wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
> While profiling a query I noticed that first execution gives the total time
> of execution
Hi,
While profiling a query I noticed that first execution gives the total time of
execution. Subsequent queries result in 0 seconds of time in execution. So I am
assuming the results are cached for the queries. Can someone point out the
source where I can find out more about caching.
Regard
Maybe also worth mentioning, map:new:
map:new(
map:entry(ŒhasTaxonomyName',
'http://www.bsi.org/predicates/hasTaxonomyName')
)
Cheers
On 7/27/15, 1:39 PM, "general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com on behalf of
Florent Georges" wrote:
>declare variable $map :=
> let $m := map:map()
> let
Thanks Florent,
This was really helpful.
Regards,
Devesh
From: general-boun...@developer.marklogic.com
on behalf of Florent Georges
Sent: Monday, July 27, 2015 5:09 PM
To: MarkLogic Developer Discussion
Subject: Re: [MarkLogic Dev General] XQuery eval
Hi,
Depends what you want to do with it (especially whether the map is to
be updated after its initialization). I recommend you encapsulate the
map with a function "get" that takes the name of the entry and return
the corresponding value (so the way it is implemented will not affect
the other par
Tyagi
You could use server fields - see
xdmp:set/get-server-field. ( http://docs.marklogic.com/xdmp:set-server-field )
Or you can save a map as a document ( first part of below ) and access it as
per second part of below, which could be wrapped into a small utility function.
let $map := map:e
Thanks Florent and Geert,
The real motive behind this question is to implement a globally available map
for all the functions of the xquery module. Any suggestions about how to
implement it? May be I can put it in a different Xquery module and import it?
Regards,
Devesh
___
Hi,
Yet a cleaner solution would be to make the init function to return
the map to assign to the global variable, so there is no hidden
dependency:
declare variable $global-map := my:init();
declare function my:init() {
let $map := map:map()
...
return
$
Hi Devesh,
XQuery specification allows lazy evaluation, and MarkLogic makes heavy use of
that. Just don’t put the call to your init function in a declare variable, but
simply call it before the local:test. Something like:
let $init := local:initialize-variables()
return
local:test()
Cheers,
Ge
Hi,
I have the following piece of code in XQuery:
declare variable $triple-predicate-prefix := "http://www.bsi.org/predicates/";;
declare variable $triple-predicate-suffix-hasTaxonomyName := "hasTaxonomyName";
declare variable $triple-predicates-map := map:map();
declare variable $initializ
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