[redland-dev] What is the expected performance of a sparql Query?
Dave Beckett
dave at dajobe.org
Wed Aug 20 22:39:15 BST 2008
The new 'trees' storage (1.0.8) is meant to be a faster in memory store
(using AVL Trees not hashes for indexes) It was written by Dave Robillard.
Dave
Kieron Taylor wrote:
> I have queried small triplestores with SPARQL and experienced near
> instantaneous responses. 20,000 should be trivial for in-memory queries.
> I suspect you're doing something slow in your query, rather than there
> being something odd in your data model.
>
> Would you like to post the query?
>
> Kieron
>
>
> Lou Sakey wrote:
>> I have Redland model with 20,000 triples using the Berkeley DB
>> storage option. I am performing a sparql query using
>> librdf_new_query() and librdf_query_execute() to search for all
>> people that are male and born between two dates.
>>
>> There are a total of 500 people in the model. Each person has a sex
>> property and a birthday property (among others). It took over 8
>> minutes for librdf_query_execute() to complete on a dual core 2.16
>> GHZ processor with 2 gigabytes of memory.
>>
>> Is this the expected behavior?
>>
>> Thanks in advance
>>
>> Lou
>>
>>
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