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As @dominictarr suggested in #4 :
a join is also a relationship on it's own, maybe it could return results in the {subject, object, predicate} triple also? what about: { subject: 'daniele', object: 'marco', predicate: 'friend-of-friend' }, { subject: 'daniele', object: 'matteo', predicate: 'friend-of-friend' }, { subject: 'lucio', object: 'marco', predicate: 'friend-of-friend' }, { subject: 'lucio', object: 'matteo', predicate: 'friend-of-friend' } then, potentially, you could materialize these, or use them as parts of other joins?
a join is also a relationship on it's own, maybe it could return results in the {subject, object, predicate} triple also?
what about:
{ subject: 'daniele', object: 'marco', predicate: 'friend-of-friend' }, { subject: 'daniele', object: 'matteo', predicate: 'friend-of-friend' }, { subject: 'lucio', object: 'marco', predicate: 'friend-of-friend' }, { subject: 'lucio', object: 'matteo', predicate: 'friend-of-friend' }
then, potentially, you could materialize these, or use them as parts of other joins?
An option might be something like:
db.materialize(conditions, { subject: db.var("s"), predicate: db.var("p"), object: db.var("o") } , ....
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As @dominictarr suggested in #4 :
An option might be something like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: