SELECT DISTINCT should be unrelated to ORDER BY, which in turn should be unrelated to the graphs that comprise the default graph in your RDF dataset. If you are seeing a problem, perhaps you should contact the maintainers/supporters of your specific SPARQL implementation. Lee Mirko wrote: > Hi, > I wonder how to solve this. I have the following query: > > SELECT ?labelValue FROM :graphA FROM :graphB > WHERE { > ?post :contains :givenTag . > ?post :contains ?tag . > ?tag :label ?labelValue . > ?post :created ?date > } > ORDER BY DESC (?date) > LIMIT 10 > > Now, I would like to have only distinct ?labelValues as results. > Unfortunately, in my case SELECT DISTINCT messes up the order when > selecting from several graphs. > > How could I make the results (?labelValue) of the above query distinct > while keeping the order? > > Thanks, > Mirko > >Received on Monday, 31 August 2009 10:07:46 GMT
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