- From: Eric Prud'hommeaux <eric@w3.org>
- Date: Fri, 8 Jan 2010 01:27:37 -0500
- To: public-rdb2rdf-wg@w3.org, chris@bizer.de
- Message-ID: <20100108062736.GD14087@w3.org>
I've been tinkering with what I think is a complete mapping to SQL for SPARQL graph patterns (expressions and XPath functions are a bit easier, I expect). I paid special attention to when you know if a variable is bound (the algorithm keeps a list of reasons something may not be bound in utters them as constraints like (G_union1._DISJOINT_!=1 OR (G_union1.who=R_who.empid AND R_who.birthday=G_union1.bday)) I've attached the test program (all of which pass) and the meat of the code (RDB2RDFMain.scala). It's written in functional scala. The test include an RDF representation of the database which is meant to be most friendly to linked data. Richard, I'd like your feedback on that as I've seen you do some elegant architecture in the area. In general, go ahead an throw rocks; I want to see if you guys find stuff that I've missed in the graph pattern mapping. The code itself will be free with an MIT license as soon as I can figure out whether to use git or mercurial or cvs or subversion or cat or ... Then I'll put it on some server somewhere and give a pointer. -- -ericP
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- text/x-scala attachment: RDB2RDFTest.scala
- text/x-scala attachment: RDB2RDFMain.scala
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