The values of sh:argument (now called sh:parameter in the spec and the
upcoming 5.2) must be IRIs or bnodes that have a sh:predicate pointing
at a IRI. The properties don't need to be typed at all. I am not aware
of any other requirement here, but the usual suspects such as
sh:datatype and sh:class can also be used here - sh:Parameter is a
subclass of sh:PropertyConstraint.
See https://www.w3.org/TR/shacl/#constraint-components-parameters
Holger
On 30/08/2016 7:21, Jack Hodges wrote:
If I use the 'create argument' option for sh:argument and sh:sparql,
are there any requirements that this definition must satisfy (other
than have a legal namespace)? Does the argument have to be of any
particular type (other than rdf:property)? Thank you.
Jack Hodges
Siemens WoS
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