igoldsmid wrote:
> Hi
>
> We would be interested in starting a discussion with anyone building
> or evaluating Semantic Web technologies - building a semantic layer
> "over" Oracle and other cor****ate data sources & web services - using
> SPARQL/RDF/OWL etc..
>
> Ian Goldsmid
> www.SemanticDiscoverySystems.com
We've been looking into RDF, "Triples", and the whole notion of setting
up a triple store.
One interesting question is to compare and contrast setting up a triple
store entirely in Oracle, either by using the facilities provided under
Oracle RDF sup****t (part of oracle Spacial) or by implementing a triple
store as a relational table (or tables) "from scratch". VS some other
"third party" specialized triple store such as the "Kowari" triple store.
I seem to remember coming accross an internet posting by someone who had
tested a specialized triple store and found it scaling well up tp "a
million" triples.
That's very nice but a MegaTriple doesnt strike me as a whole lot.
Is a megatriple pu****ng the limits of commercial triple stores?
Surely an Oracle table holding references to triples (reference to
subject, reference to predicate, reference to object, plus a table to
hold the strings nameing the things referenced and of course their
reference IDs) could do better?
If we're talking about 10s and 100's or even 1000's of MegaTriples, are
we going into cloud cuckoo land?
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