I just noticed that QuOnto has a sort of negation which is used for integrity constraints. Here's an example: /* With the following EQL constraint, we guarantee that if the ontology is satisfiable then each person is a man or a woman */ /* Note that the ontology violates the constraint: try to disable consistency check during query answering and you will find out that there are 8 known person, 1 known man and 1 known woman */ EQLC ( verify not exists( SELECT personTable.personObject FROM sparqltable( select ?personObject where {? personObject rdf:type 'person'} ) personTable WHERE personTable.personObject NOT IN ( SELECT manTable.manObject FROM sparqltable( SELECT ?manObject WHERE {?manObject rdf:type 'man'}) manTable UNION SELECT womanTable.womanObject FROM sparqlTable( SELECT ?womanObject WHERE {?womanObject rdf:type 'woman'}) womanTable ) ) ) Cheers, Bijan.Received on Tuesday, 19 May 2009 16:31:41 GMT
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