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Definition#
The sparql markup allows to execute a query on the ontology repository. The result of the query will be rendered into the wiki page (instead of the query).
%%sparql...
After the SPARQL statement the following annotations can be inserted:
Annotation | Description |
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@name | Gives the SPARQL the specified name. The name can be used as reference in other markups (like InlineSparql) |
@zebramode | Renders the result table in zebra-style (gray/white). |
@border | A visual border is painted around the result table cells. |
@rawOutput | No abbreviations are used in the result table, but the full content (of literals for example) is printed. |
@showQuery | Besides the results of the query, also the query is shown in the view mode of the wiki. |
@sorting | The result table is sorted. |
Example#
The sparql markup allows full support of the SPARQL 1.1. query language specification, which can be found here: http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/
The following simple example shows a query selecting all instances of the class Person:
%%sparql SELECT ?x WHERE { ?x rdf:type lns:Person . } @name: exampleQuery @zebramode: true @border: true %
In the view mode the results of the query are shown.
Hierarchy Table Example#
SELECT (SAMPLE(?sub) as ?sub) (SAMPLE(?par) as ?par) (SAMPLE(?name) as ?name) ?concept WHERE { { # bind si:abraham as root node BIND (si:abraham as ?sub) . } UNION { # collect all parent child relations (will be conntected automagically to si:abraham) ?sub si:parent ?par ; } # display name and concept as table columns ?sub rdfs:label ?name . BIND (?sub as ?concept) . } GROUP BY ?concept