Sofia,
Could you send how your function and the function call looks like?
Also, if you want to get multiple results, then you cannot use a BIND
function, because a BIND function can only return one result set with
one result for a given input. I would instead suggest you to use a magic
predic
Sofia,
you need to turn the kennedys function into a magic property. Magic properties
can return multiple values - normal functions only return a single value. Then
do something like
WHERE {
kennedys:Person kennedys:getTheKennedys ?person .
# The rest of the query is executed for each v
Sofia,
There are cases when it is not possible to do what is needed in a single
query. SPARQLMotion provides a good solution in these situations. It has
iteration modules (and other program control modules) that enable you to do
all sorts of things in a body of iteration.
I have not looked into d
Hi all,
I am trying to work around the problem of iterating over a set of
objects as shown below.
SELECT ((SUM(?cond)) AS ?sum)
WHERE {
{
SELECT ?f
WHERE {
?arg3 hasFeature ?f .
?arg3 a objectType.
}
} .
?f a oubo:feature .
BIND (:isSatisfied(?
Thank you Holger.
but what is the alternative to iterate over the results of
kennedys:getTheKennedys(kennedys:Person) ?
Sofia
On Jun 4, 1:18 pm, Holger Knublauch wrote:
> On Jun 4, 2011, at 10:58 AM, sofiangeletou wrote:
>
> > let(?x:= tops:foreach (kennedys:getTheKennedys(kennedys:Person)))
>
On Jun 4, 2011, at 10:58 AM, sofiangeletou wrote:
> let(?x:= tops:foreach (kennedys:getTheKennedys(kennedys:Person)))
This explains it - tops:foreach is a "magic property" and not a FILTER/LET/BIND
function. So you can only use it in the triple syntax like in Scott's example,
but not in a LET
