Reputation: 3
Is it possible, with a SPARQL query, to retrieve all resources of a given class C
, in the model connected to a given literal?
For example:
S1, p1, o1
S1, type, C
O1, p2, L1
S2, p3, o2
S2, type, C
O2, p4, o3
O3, p5, L1
For literal L1
, I want to retrieve S1
and S2
.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 67
Reputation: 85873
It's always easier if you provide data that we can actually use. For instance, here's your data in Turtle, and in a way that we can actually query. In the future, please try to provide a minimal sample of data that we can use.
@prefix : <urn:ex:>
:s1 a :C ;
:p1 :o1 .
:o1 :p2 "l1" .
:s2 a :C ;
:p3 :o2 .
:o2 :p4 :o3 .
:o3 :p5 "l1" .
Here's a query that finds a path from a subject ?s that is an instance of :C to the literal "l1". The (:|!:)*
is a property path using a "wildcard". Since we've defined the :
prefix, :
is an IRI, and since every IRI is either :
or not (!:
), a path of zero or more repetitions of :|!:
is an path from ?s to "l1". See SPARQL property path queries with arbitrary properties for more about wildcard property paths.
prefix : <urn:ex:>
select ?s {
?s a :C ; (:|!:)* "l1"
}
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| s |
=======
| :s2 |
| :s1 |
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Upvotes: 2