Hi!
> The Linked data fragments approach Osma mentioned is very interesting
> (particularly the bit about setting it up on top of an regularily
> updated existing endpoint), and could provide another alternative,
> but I have not yet experimented with it.
There is apparently this: https://github.
It's great how this discussion evolves - thanks to everybody!
Technically, I completely agree that in practice it may prove impossible to
predict the load a query will produce. Relational databases have invested years
and years in query optimization (e.g., Oracles cost based optimizer, which
re
On 12.02.2016 10:01, Osma Suominen wrote:
12.02.2016, 10:43, Markus Krötzsch wrote:
Restricting queries syntactically to be "simpler" is what we did in
Semantic MediaWiki (because MySQL did not support time/memory limits per
query). It is a workaround, but it will not prevent long-running queri
12.02.2016, 10:43, Markus Krötzsch wrote:
Restricting queries syntactically to be "simpler" is what we did in
Semantic MediaWiki (because MySQL did not support time/memory limits per
query). It is a workaround, but it will not prevent long-running queries
unless you make the syntactic restrictio
On 12.02.2016 00:04, Stas Malyshev wrote:
Hi!
We basically have two choices: either we offer a limited interface that only
allows for a narrow range of queries to be run at all. Or we offer a very
general interface that can run arbitrary queries, but we impose limits on time
and memory consumpt
