Re: Responses to Comments GK-1, DBeckett-1, and JB-4

On 2011-04-27, at 09:05, Andy Seaborne wrote:
> 
> On 26/04/11 22:02, Steve Harris wrote:
>>> A WHERE clause is necessary, this is legal:
>>> >
>>> >  SELECT * {} BINDINGS ?var1 ?var2  {
>>> >    ( "var1-value1"  "var2-value1" )
>>> >    ( "var1-value2"  "var2-value2" )
>>> >  }
>> Not necessary, or not legal?
> 
> That query has a WHERE clause, just no keyword WHERE.  Maybe call it a graph pattern. Dave's examples were

Oh, I see, I got caught out my the lack of WHERE keyword.

> SELECT * WHERE BINDINGS
> SELECT * BINDINGS
> 
> both of which are illegal syntax.

Right.

- Steve

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