Jonas Liljegren wrote: > This means that instead of four, we have five: > { uri, pred, subj, obj, model } > Or, just don't consider any statements true, unless they explicitly is > placed in a trusted model. Grahm pointed out to me that we don't need both the statement id and the model id stored with each statement. It's not only more flexible, but also more efficient, to store just the statement id. For then i can easily assign the same statement to multiple contexts and the selection queries are much simpler than the other way around: [context1] --rdfc:asserts--> [t1] [context1] --rdfc:asserts--> [t2] [context2] --rdfc:asserts--> [t1] Seth RussellReceived on Thursday, 23 November 2000 18:27:06 GMT
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