RE: no need to track WG issues in SPARQL document

On Thu, 2004-09-30 at 04:42, Seaborne, Andy wrote:
> Dan,
> 
> > I suggest dropping the issues appendix.
> 
> Good - that is my preference.  Done.  There's a link to the issues list
> in rq23.
> 
> Comments on the issues list:
> 
> 1/ "cascadedQueries"
> 
> The name implies to me one query after another, maybe with flows of
> variables.

Yes, that's the issue, no? Hmm... I can't confirm from any
records, but that's the issue I mean for the WG to consider.

> How about "multpleQueriesPerRequest" which is more neutral to the
> interactions?

That's not something I'm inclined to make an issue out of;
that's sort of an obviously available design choice. The
WG will either choose it or not in due course; I don't feel
it's worth me tracking it.

Hmm... I'm not sure what to do here... perhaps our
discussion re #nestedOptionals will address the
#cascadedQueries issue as well.



> 2/ PrefixSyntax has DISTINCT and LIMIT under it.  I was confused by
> that.  Should it be a separate issue?

DISTINCT and LIMIT were in the issues appendix of rq23 at the
point when I copied that list to DataAccess/issues. I gather
they're issues the editors are thinking about, but I haven't
acknowledged them as WG issues. They're not under prefixSyntax,
just after it. But I agree that's confusing, so for now I've
struck them.


> >   http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/DataAccess/issues

now $Id: issues.html,v 1.22 2004/09/30 13:30:13 connolly Exp $

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