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Three Implementations of SquishQL, a Simple RDF Query Language

Lecture notes in computer sciencePublished 1 January 2002Open access
Libby Miller, Andy Seaborne, Alberto Reggiori
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A conceptual model for querying RDF data that refines ideas first presented in at the W3C workshop on Query Languages and the design of one possible syntax, derived from [7], that is suitable for application programmers are described.

Abstract

RDF provides a basic way to represent data for the Semantic Web. We have been experimenting with the query paradigm for working with RDF data in semantic web applications. Query of RDF data provides a declarative access mechanism that is suitable for application usage and remote access. We describe work on a conceptual model for querying RDF data that refines ideas first presented in at the W3C workshop on Query Languages [] and the design of one possible syntax, derived from [], that is suitable for application programmers. Further, we present experience gained in three implementations of the query language.

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Computer Science