Can edges refer to parts of the schema?
@balkamm wrote: In an RDF store, the “schema” is just a set of triples in the store itself, and you can make statements about the rdfs:Classes or rdfs:Properties (types or predicates in dgraph...
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@amanmangal wrote: I do not think I understand the use case all so well, but you should be able to write your query without the need for shadow schema in such a way that you could still use the...
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@balkamm wrote: Thanks for the reply! Another way to explain the use-case is as a D&D random character generator. For that narrow use-case, I could hard-code it, because I know that Characters...
View ArticleCan edges refer to parts of the schema?
In an RDF store, the “schema” is just a set of triples in the store itself, and you can make statements about the rdfs:Classes or rdfs:Properties (types or predicates in dgraph parlance) which you...
View ArticleCan edges refer to parts of the schema?
I do not think I understand the use case all so well, but you should be able to write your query without the need for shadow schema in such a way that you could still use the properties of schema in...
View ArticleCan edges refer to parts of the schema?
Thanks for the reply! Another way to explain the use-case is as a D&D random character generator. For that narrow use-case, I could hard-code it, because I know that Characters have a Race and a...
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