It may just be that the example program needs to updated, to
consistently use qualified fact names everywhere (note that it's
"MAIN", not "Main", and this would make a difference.) I don't know if
colons are allowed in SQL identifiers; if they're not, then the code
itself would probably just need
I think Alan Moore wrote:
>
> Ernest:
>
> FYI - your change log entry for Version 6.1a2 indicates that it will be
> released in the future on May 30th, 2002.
>
> alan
Indeed. When I'm working on a new version, there's a "prediction" in
that file. When I do a release, I generally update the fi
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> Subject: RE: JESS: facts and persistence
>
>
> le jeu 23-05-2002 à 23:47, Alan Moore a écrit :
> > > Indeed I have noticed that the entity name, "scott-dept"
> was prepended
> > > by "Main::", which made the system complain with some
le jeu 23-05-2002 à 23:47, Alan Moore a écrit :
> > Indeed I have noticed that the entity name, "scott-dept" was prepended
> > by "Main::", which made the system complain with some lame remarks :-)
> >
> > This is bad, very bad hacking, but it did the trick. I
> > realize, however,
> > that this
> Indeed I have noticed that the entity name, "scott-dept" was prepended
> by "Main::", which made the system complain with some lame remarks :-)
>
> This is bad, very bad hacking, but it did the trick. I
> realize, however,
> that this shouldn't have happened in the first place. Any clues ?
Th
le jeu 23-05-2002 à 04:25, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> I think Candide Kemmler wrote:
>
> >
> > - JESS/Fact Storage Provider Framework: looks very interesting indeed;
> > only it's not much talked about; seems nobody's ever tested it with the
> > DBMS's _I_ use: PostgreSQL and MySQL, if ever t
I think Candide Kemmler wrote:
>
> - JESS/Fact Storage Provider Framework: looks very interesting indeed;
> only it's not much talked about; seems nobody's ever tested it with the
> DBMS's _I_ use: PostgreSQL and MySQL, if ever tested _at all_; Does it
> help to reduce the memory consumption of
Hi,
I'm considering a number of alternatives for the implementation of a
distributed query system based on rdf.
The main difficulty I'm facing so far is to allow for the persistence of
the rules-infered facts that would arise from data coming from the
outside world (i.e. from outside peers).
To
