Uses of Package
org.eclipse.rdf4j.query.algebra
Package
Description
Abstract Query Algebra model.
Implementations of
relevant to query evaluation.
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The rdf4j SPARQL 1.1 parser.
This package contains classes for working with RDF4J query objects.
This package contains classes for rendering RDF4J query objects as SPARQL queries.
Helper and utility classes for the
SailRepository
RDF Storage And Inference Layer (RDF Sail): a set of interfaces defining an SPI for RDF databases.
Base functionality for Sail implementations that require multi-versioned concurrency control (MVCC).
ElasticSearch index for the
LuceneSail
.Abstract base implementation and internal helper classes for Sail implementations.
A Sail implementation that supports full-text indexing via the Lucene API.
See discussion at https://github.com/eclipse/rdf4j/issues/1262
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ClassDescriptionBase implementation of
QueryModelNode
.A tuple expression that matches a path of arbitrary length against an RDF graph.An abstract superclass for binary tuple operators which, by definition, has two arguments.Deprecated.since 3.2.The LeftJoin operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.Main interface for all query model nodes.An interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.A semantics-less query model node that is used as the root of query model trees.The SERVICE keyword as defined in SERVICE definition.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An abstract superclass for unary tuple operators which, by definition, has one argument.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.QueryModelNode
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ClassDescriptionThe SERVICE keyword as defined in SERVICE definition.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.
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ClassDescriptionA tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.
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ClassDescriptionThe LeftJoin operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.
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ClassDescriptionA tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.
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ClassDescriptionA tuple expression that matches a path of arbitrary length against an RDF graph.The MINUS set operator, which returns the result of the left tuple expression, except for the results that are also returned by the right tuple expression.An extension operator that can be used to add bindings to solutions whose values are defined by
value expressions
.The FILTER operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A natural join between two tuple expressions.The LeftJoin operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A generalized projection (allowing the bindings to be renamed) on a tuple expression.Main interface for all query model nodes.An interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.The SERVICE keyword as defined in SERVICE definition.The SLICE operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.The UNION set operator, which return the union of the result sets of two tuple expressions.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.A variable that can contain a Value. -
ClassDescriptionA tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.
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ClassDescriptionA tuple expression that matches a path of arbitrary length against an RDF graph.A comparison between two values.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.The UNION set operator, which return the union of the result sets of two tuple expressions.A ValueExpr with a constant value.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.A variable that can contain a Value.
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ClassDescriptionBase class for shared functionality of aggregate operators (e.g.Base implementation of
QueryModelNode
.CustomAggregateOperator
function call that can be defined to take an argument and can apply distinct filtering on it.An operator that returns aggregates values.A boolean AND operator operating on two boolean expressions.A tuple expression that matches a path of arbitrary length against an RDF graph.The AVG operator as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#aggregates.An abstract superclass for binary tuple operators which, by definition, has two arguments.An abstract superclass for binary value operators which, by definition, has two arguments.A BNode generator, which generates a new BNode each time it needs to supply a value.The BOUND function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF; checks if a variable is bound.A comparison between two values.The DATATYPE function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.The MINUS set operator, which returns the result of the left tuple expression, except for the results that are also returned by the right tuple expression.A tuple expression that contains zero solutions.Checks whether the wrapped Query produces any results.An extension operator that can be used to add bindings to solutions whose values are defined byvalue expressions
.The FILTER operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A call to an (external) function that operates on zero or more arguments.Deprecated.since 3.2.A tuple operator that groups tuples that have a specific set of equivalent variable bindings, and that can apply aggregate functions on the grouped results.The GROUP_CONCAT operator as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#aggregatesA tuple operator that groups tuples that have a specific set of equivalent variable bindings, and that can apply aggregate functions on the grouped results.The IF function, as defined in SPARQL 1.1 Query.Checks whether a certain value is contained in a set of results produced by a query.The INTERSECT set operator, which returns the intersection of the result sets of two tuple expressions.The IRI function, as defined in SPARQL 1.1 Query Language for RDF.IsNumeric - Boolean operator determining if the supplied expression represents a numeric value.A natural join between two tuple expressions.The LABEL function, which selects the label of literals.The LANG function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.Checks whether a language tag (e.g.The LeftJoin operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.Deprecated, for removal: This API element is subject to removal in a future version.ValueOperator that verifies if the first of its arguments occurs in any of the subsequent arguments.The LOCAL NAME function, which selects the local name of URIs.A mathematical expression consisting an operator and two arguments.A "multi-projection" that can produce multiple solutions from a single set of bindings.The NAMESPACE function, which selects the namespace of URIs.An abstract superclass for N-ary value operators.A boolean NOT operator operating on a boolean expressions.A boolean OR operator operating on two boolean expressions.An order operator that can be used to order bindings as specified by a set of value expressions.A generalized projection (allowing the bindings to be renamed) on a tuple expression.Projection elements control which of the selected expressions (produced by the WHERE clause of a query) are returned in the solution, and the order in which they appear.Main interface for all query model nodes.Deprecated.since 2.0.An interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.A semantics-less query model node that is used as the root of query model trees.Compares the string representation of a value expression to a pattern.Checks RDF term equality.The SAMPLE operator as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#aggregatesThe SERVICE keyword as defined in SERVICE definition.A tuple expression that contains exactly one solution with zero bindings.The SLICE operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.Indicates the scope of the statement pattern.The STR function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF; returns the label of literals or the string representation of URIs.The SUM operator as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#aggregatesTriple lookup reference.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.A call to a TupleFunction.An abstract superclass for unary tuple operators which, by definition, has one argument.An abstract superclass for unary value operators which, by definition, has one argument.The UNION set operator, which return the union of the result sets of two tuple expressions.An expression that executes an update.A ValueExpr with a constant value.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.A variable that can contain a Value.QueryModelNode
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ClassDescriptionThe SERVICE keyword as defined in SERVICE definition.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An expression that executes an update.A ValueExpr with a constant value.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.
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ClassDescriptionThe SERVICE keyword as defined in SERVICE definition.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.
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ClassDescriptionA boolean AND operator operating on two boolean expressions.A tuple expression that matches a path of arbitrary length against an RDF graph.An abstract superclass for binary tuple operators which, by definition, has two arguments.An abstract superclass for binary value operators which, by definition, has two arguments.A BNode generator, which generates a new BNode each time it needs to supply a value.The BOUND function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF; checks if a variable is bound.A comparison between two values.The DATATYPE function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.The MINUS set operator, which returns the result of the left tuple expression, except for the results that are also returned by the right tuple expression.A tuple expression that contains zero solutions.Checks whether the wrapped Query produces any results.An extension operator that can be used to add bindings to solutions whose values are defined by
value expressions
.The FILTER operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A call to an (external) function that operates on zero or more arguments.A tuple operator that groups tuples that have a specific set of equivalent variable bindings, and that can apply aggregate functions on the grouped results.The IF function, as defined in SPARQL 1.1 Query.Checks whether a certain value is contained in a set of results produced by a query.The INTERSECT set operator, which returns the intersection of the result sets of two tuple expressions.The IRI function, as defined in SPARQL 1.1 Query Language for RDF.IsNumeric - Boolean operator determining if the supplied expression represents a numeric value.A natural join between two tuple expressions.The LABEL function, which selects the label of literals.The LANG function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.Checks whether a language tag (e.g.The LeftJoin operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.Deprecated, for removal: This API element is subject to removal in a future version.ValueOperator that verifies if the first of its arguments occurs in any of the subsequent arguments.The LOCAL NAME function, which selects the local name of URIs.A mathematical expression consisting an operator and two arguments.A "multi-projection" that can produce multiple solutions from a single set of bindings.The NAMESPACE function, which selects the namespace of URIs.A boolean NOT operator operating on a boolean expressions.A boolean OR operator operating on two boolean expressions.An order operator that can be used to order bindings as specified by a set of value expressions.A generalized projection (allowing the bindings to be renamed) on a tuple expression.Projection elements control which of the selected expressions (produced by the WHERE clause of a query) are returned in the solution, and the order in which they appear.Main interface for all query model nodes.An interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.A semantics-less query model node that is used as the root of query model trees.Compares the string representation of a value expression to a pattern.Checks RDF term equality.The SERVICE keyword as defined in SERVICE definition.A tuple expression that contains exactly one solution with zero bindings.The SLICE operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.The STR function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF; returns the label of literals or the string representation of URIs.Triple lookup reference.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.A call to a TupleFunction.An abstract superclass for unary tuple operators which, by definition, has one argument.An abstract superclass for unary value operators which, by definition, has one argument.The UNION set operator, which return the union of the result sets of two tuple expressions.A ValueExpr with a constant value.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.A variable that can contain a Value.A tuple expression that matches a path of length zero against an RDF graph. -
ClassDescriptionA natural join between two tuple expressions.The LeftJoin operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A generalized projection (allowing the bindings to be renamed) on a tuple expression.Compares the string representation of a value expression to a pattern.The SERVICE keyword as defined in SERVICE definition.The SLICE operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.A variable that can contain a Value.
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ClassDescriptionAn extension operator that can be used to add bindings to solutions whose values are defined by
value expressions
.The FILTER operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A tuple operator that groups tuples that have a specific set of equivalent variable bindings, and that can apply aggregate functions on the grouped results.A natural join between two tuple expressions.The LeftJoin operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A "multi-projection" that can produce multiple solutions from a single set of bindings.A generalized projection (allowing the bindings to be renamed) on a tuple expression.Main interface for all query model nodes.Indicates the scope of the statement pattern.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.A variable that can contain a Value. -
ClassDescriptionA boolean AND operator operating on two boolean expressions.The MINUS set operator, which returns the result of the left tuple expression, except for the results that are also returned by the right tuple expression.The FILTER operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.The INTERSECT set operator, which returns the intersection of the result sets of two tuple expressions.A natural join between two tuple expressions.The LeftJoin operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A boolean OR operator operating on two boolean expressions.An interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An abstract superclass for unary tuple operators which, by definition, has one argument.The UNION set operator, which return the union of the result sets of two tuple expressions.
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ClassDescriptionAn order operator that can be used to order bindings as specified by a set of value expressions.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.
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ClassDescriptionCustom
AggregateOperator
function call that can be defined to take an argument and can apply distinct filtering on it.A boolean AND operator operating on two boolean expressions.A tuple expression that matches a path of arbitrary length against an RDF graph.The AVG operator as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#aggregates.An abstract superclass for binary tuple operators which, by definition, has two arguments.An abstract superclass for binary value operators which, by definition, has two arguments.A BNode generator, which generates a new BNode each time it needs to supply a value.The BOUND function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF; checks if a variable is bound.A comparison between two values.The DATATYPE function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.The MINUS set operator, which returns the result of the left tuple expression, except for the results that are also returned by the right tuple expression.A tuple expression that contains zero solutions.Checks whether the wrapped Query produces any results.An extension operator that can be used to add bindings to solutions whose values are defined byvalue expressions
.The FILTER operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A call to an (external) function that operates on zero or more arguments.A tuple operator that groups tuples that have a specific set of equivalent variable bindings, and that can apply aggregate functions on the grouped results.The GROUP_CONCAT operator as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#aggregatesA tuple operator that groups tuples that have a specific set of equivalent variable bindings, and that can apply aggregate functions on the grouped results.The IF function, as defined in SPARQL 1.1 Query.Checks whether a certain value is contained in a set of results produced by a query.The INTERSECT set operator, which returns the intersection of the result sets of two tuple expressions.The IRI function, as defined in SPARQL 1.1 Query Language for RDF.IsNumeric - Boolean operator determining if the supplied expression represents a numeric value.A natural join between two tuple expressions.The LABEL function, which selects the label of literals.The LANG function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.Checks whether a language tag (e.g.The LeftJoin operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.Deprecated, for removal: This API element is subject to removal in a future version.ValueOperator that verifies if the first of its arguments occurs in any of the subsequent arguments.The LOCAL NAME function, which selects the local name of URIs.A mathematical expression consisting an operator and two arguments.A "multi-projection" that can produce multiple solutions from a single set of bindings.The NAMESPACE function, which selects the namespace of URIs.An abstract superclass for N-ary value operators.A boolean NOT operator operating on a boolean expressions.A boolean OR operator operating on two boolean expressions.An order operator that can be used to order bindings as specified by a set of value expressions.A generalized projection (allowing the bindings to be renamed) on a tuple expression.Projection elements control which of the selected expressions (produced by the WHERE clause of a query) are returned in the solution, and the order in which they appear.Main interface for all query model nodes.An interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.A semantics-less query model node that is used as the root of query model trees.Compares the string representation of a value expression to a pattern.Checks RDF term equality.The SAMPLE operator as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#aggregatesThe SERVICE keyword as defined in SERVICE definition.A tuple expression that contains exactly one solution with zero bindings.The SLICE operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.The STR function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF; returns the label of literals or the string representation of URIs.The SUM operator as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#aggregatesTriple lookup reference.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An abstract superclass for unary tuple operators which, by definition, has one argument.An abstract superclass for unary value operators which, by definition, has one argument.The UNION set operator, which return the union of the result sets of two tuple expressions.An expression that executes an update.A ValueExpr with a constant value.A variable that can contain a Value.A tuple expression that matches a path of length zero against an RDF graph. -
ClassDescriptionThe FILTER operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.Main interface for all query model nodes.An interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.A variable that can contain a Value.
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ClassDescriptionAn expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An expression that executes an update.
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ClassDescriptionA comparison between two values.The DATATYPE function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.Checks whether the wrapped Query produces any results.The FILTER operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A call to an (external) function that operates on zero or more arguments.A tuple operator that groups tuples that have a specific set of equivalent variable bindings, and that can apply aggregate functions on the grouped results.The IF function, as defined in SPARQL 1.1 Query.The IRI function, as defined in SPARQL 1.1 Query Language for RDF.IsNumeric - Boolean operator determining if the supplied expression represents a numeric value.The LANG function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A mathematical expression consisting an operator and two arguments.A boolean NOT operator operating on a boolean expressions.A boolean OR operator operating on two boolean expressions.Main interface for all query model nodes.An interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.Checks RDF term equality.The SAMPLE operator as defined in http://www.w3.org/TR/sparql11-query/#aggregatesIndicates the scope of the statement pattern.Triple lookup reference.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An expression that executes an update.A ValueExpr with a constant value.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.A variable that can contain a Value.
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ClassDescriptionAn interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.The SLICE operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.
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ClassDescriptionCustom
AggregateOperator
function call that can be defined to take an argument and can apply distinct filtering on it.A boolean AND operator operating on two boolean expressions.A tuple expression that matches a path of arbitrary length against an RDF graph.The BOUND function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF; checks if a variable is bound.A comparison between two values.The DATATYPE function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.The MINUS set operator, which returns the result of the left tuple expression, except for the results that are also returned by the right tuple expression.An extension operator that can be used to add bindings to solutions whose values are defined byvalue expressions
.The FILTER operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A call to an (external) function that operates on zero or more arguments.The IF function, as defined in SPARQL 1.1 Query.Checks whether a certain value is contained in a set of results produced by a query.The INTERSECT set operator, which returns the intersection of the result sets of two tuple expressions.The IRI function, as defined in SPARQL 1.1 Query Language for RDF.IsNumeric - Boolean operator determining if the supplied expression represents a numeric value.A natural join between two tuple expressions.The LANG function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.Checks whether a language tag (e.g.The LeftJoin operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A boolean OR operator operating on two boolean expressions.An interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.Compares the string representation of a value expression to a pattern.Checks RDF term equality.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.The STR function, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF; returns the label of literals or the string representation of URIs.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.The UNION set operator, which return the union of the result sets of two tuple expressions.A ValueExpr with a constant value.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.A variable that can contain a Value. -
ClassDescriptionAn interface for query model visitors, implementing the Visitor pattern.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.
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ClassDescriptionAn expression that executes an update.
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ClassDescriptionThe SERVICE keyword as defined in SERVICE definition.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.
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ClassDescriptionAn expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An expression that executes an update.
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ClassDescriptionA tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.
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ClassDescriptionThe FILTER operator, as defined in SPARQL Query Language for RDF.A call to an (external) function that operates on zero or more arguments.Main interface for all query model nodes.A tuple expression that matches a statement pattern against an RDF graph.An expression that evaluates to RDF tuples.An expressions that evaluates to Value objects.A variable that can contain a Value.
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