Re: A Comparison of RDF Query Languages

On Wed, 2004-04-28 at 14:52, Raphael Volz wrote:
> Dear Rob (and all other DA WG members),
> 
> our comparison is neither intended to argue about what a RDF query
> language should be nor - by any means - intended to force you to take
> notice of our results. We posted it across the various RDF-related
> mailing lists, including the public RDF data access group list, to
> inform interested parties of our results and get feedback.

In the future, please rely on RDF DAWG members to notice the discussion
in forums such as www-rdf-rules and bring up related points in the
DAWG as they become relevant to our agenda.


> The report is by no means complete with respect to all (publicly and
> privately) available query languages. Our criteria for inclusion of a
> given language was primarily based on whether or not we could get hold
> of good documentation and a freely available running prototype. This was
> necessary in order to formulate queries and to have a certain confidence
> in the Yes/No rating for certain language features. 
> 
> The document could be a useful input for the documents that the group
> has to produce. We will comment on the documents produced by the group
> at their respective public review periods as suggested by W3C process.

We look forward to it.

> Cheers
> 
> 
> Raphael 
> 
> 
> (on behalf of Peter Haase, Andreas Eberhart and Jeen Broekstra)
-- 
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