Re: Passing on a question

Absolutely not. You'll have problems with non-toy datasets stored as  
text if there is any processing to be done on them. (Serving them to  
the web, of course, does not count as processing.)

Triple stores abstract away the difficult task of storing triples in  
such a way that they are fast to both store and query. AllegroGraph  
in particular regards triple counts into the millions as trivial, and  
scales into the billions.

On  3 Nov 2006, at 10:32 AM, Juan Federico Sequeda Sanclemente wrote:

> Ok, that is what I thought. But I can't imagine storing thousands  
> of triples in a text file. Is that the right thing to do?
>
> On 11/3/06, Richard Newman < r.newman@reading.ac.uk> wrote:
> A piece of software designed to store RDF triples.
>
> E.g., AllegroGraph, Wilbur, Jena, Redland, Kowari...
>
> If you're storing RDF, it's a very good choice.
>
> -R