Jim Melton - SQL, XQUERY and SPARQL

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XTECH


editor of the SQL standard



XQUERY - language for querying trees of XDM nodes


SQL/XML crosses boundaries between XML and SQL


RDF
RDF in a table a column for every triple
RDF has class membership
RDF is a graph (graphs do not sit well in tables)


OWL is a particular vocabulary of RDF
- relations
- cardinality
- equality


RDF vs. Relational Model


XDM = XPath and XQuery Data Model

RDF vs. XDM

XDM
- tree structured

RDF trees are more general than XDM trees
RDF relations inherent
RDF triples are tiny pieces of data


SPARQL : Protocal and RDF Query Language
matches graph patterns
sql-like syntaxis


SQL Great for finding data from tabular representations.
XQUERY Great for finding data in tree representations, can get complex when many relations have to be traversed
SPARQL Good pattern matching paradigm, especially when relationships are the poitn of the query

SPARQL can be translated to SQL

RDF in relational tables?

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