I mostly use SPARQL SELECT while working on a query for debugging purposes but in the end I want to use the final result it in a CONSTRUCT way; as I want to work with a grap
Yes this is possible
You can't use expressions directly in a CONSTRUCT
template but you can assign the variable in the WHERE
clause either via a SELECT
expression in a sub-query or using BIND
.
In your case as GROUP_CONCAT
is an aggregate it can only be a SELECT
expression so you just need to put your entire SELECT
as a sub-query e.g.
PREFIX dc: <http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/>
CONSTRUCT
{
<http://data.staatsarchiv-bs.ch/id/archivalresource/CH-000027-1/pa-633c-a-312-fasc-163> <http://fancyTitle> ?fancytitle
}
WHERE
{
SELECT (group_concat(?title ; separator = " ") AS ?fancytitle) WHERE {
GRAPH ?graph {
<http://data.staatsarchiv-bs.ch/id/archivalresource/CH-000027-1/pa-633c-a-312-fasc-163> dc:relation+ ?relation .
?relation dc:title ?title .
}
}
}
The above works fine on your endpoint
With the help of my colleague we got it to work, UNION
and GROUP BY
are essential. This query puts the string together for all locah:ArchivalResource
in the graphs:
CONSTRUCT
{
?archresource skos:hiddenLabel ?supertitle
}
WHERE
{
SELECT ?archresource (group_concat(?title ; separator = ", ") AS ?supertitle) WHERE {
GRAPH ?graph {
{
SELECT ?title ?archresource WHERE {
GRAPH ?graph {
{
?archresource a locah:ArchivalResource ;
dc:title ?title .
} UNION
{
?archresource dc:relation+ ?relation .
?relation dc:title ?title .
}
}
}
}
}
} GROUP BY ?archresource
}