Andrew Newman wrote: >>Using "s,p,o" as unique identifier is out of >>the bounds of the RDF datamodel. >> > > > I'm not sure you should be too hamstrung by what is and isn't in the RDF > data model when creating an efficient way of storing/modelling RDF. The > constraints of RDF can be applied on top of a much more efficient model. > This means most of the time, I think, creating a simpler model not a more > complicated one like creating a surrogate key from the s,p,o or making URI > Refs, bnodes and literals all the same type and making triples/statements > out of that. > > That's fine for a particular implementation to to internally. The real trick is how to get the corresponding information into an interchange syntax so someone else can make use of it. Cheers, Tom PReceived on Saturday, 20 December 2003 13:10:30 GMT
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