- From: Lee Feigenbaum <lee@thefigtrees.net>
- Date: Mon, 15 Aug 2011 22:11:15 -0400
- To: SPARQL Working Group <public-rdf-dawg@w3.org>
1/ The parameters are called using-graph-uri and using-named-graph-uri 2/ If at least one value for one of the parameters is present, then the protocol parameters fully define the RDF dataset that is used for the query pattern matching (WHERE clause) of all operations in the update request. That is, they fully replace all USING and USING NAMED clauses in the request's operations. A third way of stating this: the semantics of including at least one of using-graph-uri and using-named-graph-uri is the equivalent of doing the following: A) Remove all USING clauses from the request. B) Remove all USING NAMED clauses from the request. C) For each using-graph-uri=u in the protocol request For each INSERT/DELETE/INSERT DELETE operation in the request Add "USING u" to the operation D) For each using-named-graph-uri=u in the protocol request For each INSERT/DELETE/INSERT DELETE operation in the request Add "USING NAMED u" to the operation Protocol says nothing further about the semantics of these parameters -- everything else is based on the semantics already given for USING and USING NAMED in SPARQL 1.1 Update. This includes things like whether "USING x" mentioned repeatedly in an update request refers to a mutable graph or a graph as retrieved from the Web; this includes things like the interaction between these parameters and WITH. Our options at this point: + Discuss any questions + Consider any alternative proposals + Consider dropping these parameters altogether + Consider adopting this proposal Lee
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