[redland-dev] [Redland librdf RDF API 0000515]: ASK query fails for 'hashes' storage when using contexts
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Thu Jun 21 15:01:47 EDT 2012
The following issue has been SUBMITTED.
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http://bugs.librdf.org/mantis/view.php?id=515
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Reported By: njh
Assigned To:
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Project: Redland librdf RDF API
Issue ID: 515
Category: query engine
Reproducibility: always
Severity: major
Priority: high
Status: new
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Date Submitted: 2012-06-21 19:01
Last Modified: 2012-06-21 19:01
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Summary: ASK query fails for 'hashes' storage when using
contexts
Description:
This works - returns true (loading into the default graph):
echo "<http://ex.com/a> <http://ex.com/b> <http://ex.com/c> ." > test.nt
rdfproc -n -c test parse test.nt ntriples http://ex.com/
rdfproc -c test serialize ntriples
rdfproc -c test query sparql - "ASK { <http://ex.com/a> <http://ex.com/b>
<http://ex.com/c> }"
This fails - returns false (loading into a context):
echo "<http://ex.com/a> <http://ex.com/b> <http://ex.com/c> ." > test.nt
rdfproc -n -c test parse test.nt ntriples http://ex.com/ http://ex.com/
rdfproc -c test serialize ntriples
rdfproc -c test query sparql - "ASK { <http://ex.com/a> <http://ex.com/b>
<http://ex.com/c> }"
Note that these queries always return true:
?s ?p ?o : **true**
<http://ex.com/a> ?p ?o : **true**
<http://ex.com/a> <http://ex.com/b> ?o : **true**
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Issue History
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2012-06-21 19:01 njh New Issue
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