Dear all, Another naive question from the peanut gallery about date arithmetic (or arithmetic in general) Given a graph: :bob a :Person; :byear "1962". :carol a :Person; :byear "1963". :ted a :Person; :byear "1964". :alice a :Person; :byear "1965". :Smiths a :Family; :children :bob, :carol, :ted, :alice. How to find the minimum and maximum birthyears represented in family Smith? I've gotten this far: SELECT ?date WHERE{ ?family :children ?child . ?child :byear ?date . OPTIONAL{{ {?earlier :byear ?edate . FILTER (?edate < ?date)} {?later :byear ?ldate . FILTER (?ldate > ?date)} }} FILTER (!bound(?later)) } But this binds both earliest and latest to ?date. To make the comparison in the filters I have to compare ?edate and ?ldate to a common variable ?date, but what I'd like my query to return is the earliest date bound to ?start and the latest bound to ?end. Something obvious here that I'm missing. Suggestions? Thanks, JonReceived on Friday, 27 February 2009 22:00:40 GMT
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