I don't know if there is such a specialized feature.
I have executed that query in a copy of Wikidata loaded in Jena TDB, and it did not take longer than a couple of hours. Best, Daniel Sorin Gheorghiu <[email protected]> writes: > To count the triples for large datasets with a SPARQL query it takes a longer > time, therefore I asked if someone knows if Jena Fuseki > can deliver this information faster > > Regards > Sorin > > Am 24.09.2024 um 09:26 schrieb Daniel Hernandez: > > > What about the SPARQL query? > > SELECT (count(*) as ?n) > WHERE { ?s ?p ?o } > > Maybe do you also want to count triples in named graphs. In this case, > your question is ambiguous, unless you answer the following > questions. Do you want to count repeated triples from different named > graphs as one, or to consider their multiplicities? Is the default graph > a separate graph, or the union of the named graphs? > > Best, > Daniel > > Sorin Gheorghiu <[email protected]> writes: > > Hi, > > can Jena Fuseki return the total number of triples of a dataset? > > Cheers, > Sorin
