Hello John; This is best accomplished using SPARQL. Open your model
and add the following query to the SPARQL view:
CONSTRUCT
{ ?inst :hasSource :object1
}
WHERE
{ ?inst a :MyClass .
}
The WHERE clause finds all members (instances) of the class. The
CONSTRUCT clause returns a triple for each match. Run the query and
the results are displayed in the result view to the right of the query
editor. Choose all results and use the context menu (triangle in
upper-right of SPARQL View) to select "Assert selected constructed
triples". The triples are asserted to your model. Save the file to
save the changes to the model.
If you need to do this programmatically (i.e. via Ensemble, a Web
service call, et.) then use can write a SPARQLMotion script the
imports your model, use ApplyConstruct to apply the above query, then
save to a text serialization (.ttl, .rdf, .owl, .nt) or a RDF back-
end.
-- Scott
On Jan 7, 11:36 am, John Perdoni <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi, still being very newbie, I wonder if you could help with the
> following.
>
> If I have multiple instance of a class, what is the best way to add
> the same property to each instance with the same value.
>
> ie if I have 100 instances and want to add an object property
> "hasSource" to each of the instances with an object value the same
> for all to end up with the following
>
> instance 1 hasSource object 1
> instance 2 hasSource object 1
> ....
> instance100 hasSource object 1
>
> Any actual examples of how to achieve this would be much apprieciated.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> John
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