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Update Datasets
Efimster edited this page Mar 24, 2014
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The INSERT/DELETE command in SPARQL Update allows the dataset to be specified in several ways:
The WITH clause specifies a default graph for the INSERT and DELETE portions of the query
The USING clauses specifies the graphs that form the default graph for the WHERE portion of the update. If there are no USING clauses the WITH clause specifies the default graph, if there is no WITH then the default graph is dataset specific.
The USING NAMED clause specifies the named graphs for the WHERE portion of the update and may be accessed using a GRAPH clause in your query.
Samples:
dyno.Update(
prefixes: new[] {
SPARQL.Prefix("foaf", "http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/"),
SPARQL.Prefix("ns", "http://example.org/ns#")
},
with: "ns:g1",//WITH clause
delete: SPARQL.Triple("?person foaf:givenName Bill"),
insert: SPARQL.Triple("?person foaf:givenName William"),
Using: "ns:g1",//USING clause
where: SPARQL.Triple("?person foaf:givenName Bill")
);
dyno.Update(
prefixes: new[] {
SPARQL.Prefix("foaf", "http://xmlns.com/foaf/0.1/"),
SPARQL.Prefix("ns", "http://example.org/ns#")
},
with: "ns:g2", // WITH clause
delete: SPARQL.Triple("?person foaf:givenName Bill"),
insert: SPARQL.Triple("?person foaf:givenName Ben"),
UsingNamed: "ns:g2", //or new[] { "ns:g2" } - USING NAMED clause
where: SPARQL.Graph("?g", // GRAPH pattern within WHERE clause
SPARQL.Triple("?person foaf:givenName Bill"))
);