Deletes triples in a Semantic Web endpoint based on the triples from
the input table. The triples in the table have to match the triples in the
endpoint exactly.
In order to prepend namespaces it is necessary to choose Prepend in the settings dialogue.
If all triple columns are selected (i.e. subject, predicate, object column),
the table is read out row-wise, so exactly the given triples are deleted.
It is possible to leave out subject,
predicate, object cells empty; but
at least one cell as to be
non-empty. For instance, the following
entries for triples are
possible:
Subject | Predicate | Object |
Peter | ||
Peter | Country | |
Peter | Germany | |
Peter | Country | Germany |
Country | Germany | |
Country | ||
Germany |
Subject | Predicate | Object |
Peter | Country | Germany |
Subject | Predicate | Object |
Peter | Germany |
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