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Basic tuple storage implementation #18

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mkroetzsch opened this issue Feb 18, 2014 · 2 comments
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Basic tuple storage implementation #18

mkroetzsch opened this issue Feb 18, 2014 · 2 comments
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A basic implementation for managing a list of n-tuples (one might say: a table, but maybe with additional constraints) in memory should be provided. The implementation should support basic (non-compound) queries and iteration operations. This functionality should be defined in an interface.

@mkroetzsch mkroetzsch added this to the Wikidata Toolkit 0.2 milestone Feb 18, 2014
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@Tpt @wetneb This issue is quite old. Is this (and related #19 and #20) still considered for inclusion in WDTK? AFAIK there are dedicated SPARQL engines with their own storage. Wikidata is certainly using one. Embedded WDTK implementation would be easier to use in some cases, but would it be good enough to be useful? Wikidata dump is ~100GB by now.

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wetneb commented Feb 3, 2021

I cannot really make sense of this, it's not clear to me what this was for. I would say that implementing a SPARQL engine is clearly out of scope of WDTK. Let's close this then.

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