I see nothing obviously wrong with this. To debug it, could you run the same
query from the Script Editor panel, and also perhaps sprinkle in some
console.log debug code to see whether it’s behaving as expected? (In newer
versions you can set a breakpoint on such scripts and debug them with the
Hello Holger,
I still got a problem in implementing that. The gist of the code is:
data = graph.select(somequery); // returns s p o resultset
target = tbs.queryGraph(WorkflowID);
graph.transaction(target, "transfer", ()=>{
data.bindings.forEach(t => {
graph.add(t.s, t.p, t.o);
})
})
The pr
Hi Holger,
many thanks for the quick reply - I assume 'workflow_1' is the ID / Tag of
the workflow?
Anyway - I have now the required pointer which I was missing:
tbs.queryGraph() shall provide me with the right graph to send transactions
to via graph.transaction().
Splendid!
Greetings
Bernd
O
Hi Bernd,
to add or remove triples, don't go directly through the TCH graph. That's too
error prone and it's much simpler to do this
let workflowGraph = tbs.queryGraph('workflow_1');
graph.transaction(workflowGraph, 'Adding a triple', () => {
owl.Thing.add(rdfs.seeAlso, owl.Nothing);
});
Wh
Hello everybody,
I struggle to find the right sequence of actions to select a workflow and
mutate data within via ADS.
I would appreciate a solution template, that documents the relevant steps.
The situation:
in ontology *M* there is a modify action bound to owl:Ontology that should:
- select o
