- From: Richard Cyganiak <richard@cyganiak.de>
- Date: Sat, 30 Jun 2012 15:07:43 +0100
- To: Boris Villazón-Terrazas <bvillazon@fi.upm.es>
- Cc: Public-Rdb2rdf-Wg RDB2RDF <public-rdb2rdf-wg@w3.org>
Hi Boris, I've spotted a few bugs in the R2RML test suite. I've used the latest test suite from hg. One bug makes the test mapping invalid. A couple others violate SHOULD-level requirements without a good reason. Best, Richard == R2RMLTC0014b == The mapping file contains the following SQL query as an R2RML view: SELECT ('http://example.com/emp/' || "empno") AS empURI , "empno" , "ename" , ('http://example.com/emp/job/'|| "job") AS jobTypeURI , "job" , deptno , ('http://example.com/emp/etype/'|| "etype") AS empTypeURI , "etype" , ('http://example.com/graph/'|| "job" || '/' || "etype") AS graphURI FROM "EMP" deptno needs to be enclosed in double quotes to match the table definition. == R2RMLTC0005a == == R2RMLTC0011a == == R2RMLTC0013a == They use the following template: http://example.com/{"fname"}-{"lname"} http://example.com/{ID}/{FirstName}-{LastName} http://example.com/Person/{"ID"}/{"Name"}-{"DateOfBirth"} Such templates SHOULD NOT be used because “-” is not a safe separator if fname or lname ever contains a dash: http://www.w3.org/TR/r2rml/#dfn-safe-separator I suggest replacing the dashes with any IRI delim or sub-delim character, for example: http://example.com/{"fname"}+{"lname"} http://example.com/{"fname"};{"lname"} http://example.com/{"fname"}/{"lname"} == R2RMLTC0005b == == R2RMLTC0012a == == R2RMLTC0012b == == R2RMLTC0012e == They use templates like the following: {"fname"}{"lname"} Such templates SHOULD NOT be used. The empty string is not a safe separator. Strings generated from such templates cannot be reversed. I suggest adding a separator that is unlikely to occur in the used columns, for example: {"fname"}|{"lname"} {"fname"}_{"lname"} == R2RMLTC0006a == == R2RMLTC0014c == Both use term maps with rr:constant, and specify an rr:termType: rr:objectMap [ rr:constant "Bad Student"; rr:termType rr:Literal; ] Specifying rr:termType has no effect on a constant-valued term map. It only affects column- and template-valued term maps: http://www.w3.org/TR/r2rml/#termtype This is because the term type for a constant-valued term map is simply determined by the constant node. "Bad Student" is a literal, so the resulting term is a literal. As the spec states: “An R2RML mapping graph SHOULD NOT include IRIs from the R2RML vocabulary where such use is not explicitly allowed or required by a clause in this specification.” Hence I suggest removing these rr:termType triples.
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