Weekly summary - 2019-06-21

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Here is our summary of topics discussed via social media by our team last week :

For week ending Friday, 2019-06-21

• What happens when you access data in Oracle via an ODBC connection using our VirtuosoRDBMS?

• How do I perform a master → details lookup across StructuredData in @github and DBpedia, using SPARQL?

• Everything you can do in SPARQL is also available to SQL, when our multi-model VirtuosoRDBMS is the platform handling queries.

• Using SQL via @dbvisualizer, courtesy of its JDBC support to query the LODCloud via our URIBurner service.

• PathoPhenoDB – A database of pathogens and their phenotypes for diagnostic support in infections. – Virtuoso Usecase

• Everything has a Name. Everything has a Type (i.e., belongs to a Category). Everything is Related to something else via a Relationship Type (Logic).

• How Data storage fits into loose-coupling of Identity, Identification, Authentication, and Authorization.

• What’s the biggest pain-point regarding ODBC usage outside Windows?
  Fragmentation that’s led to multiple SDKs and Runtimes, spawning incompatible ODBCDriver deliverables. @OpenLink is preparing new #iODBC SDK & Runtimes for both #Linux and #macOS that solve major headaches!

• GoogleSpreadsheet that provides a detailed analysis of the runtime related issues that underlie current ODBC application and driver fragmentation outside Windows
  i.e., on macOS, Linux, and Unix

• DataSilos have a low Serendipitous Discovery Quotient (SDQ) while LinkedData (especially in SemanticWeb context) unleashes high SDQ via a single Hyperlink.

• Using Tableau as a Launch Point for SemanticWeb of LinkedData Exploration, via ODBC

• SuperBowl analytics using SPARQL and LinkedData. Visualizations will be on tableaupublic

• What is the difference between a Knowledge Graph and a Graph Database?

• Using a Hyperlink as a SuperKey brings a powerful innovation (for DataAccess and DataFlow) to both DBMS and Analytics tools.

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• Previous Summary 2019-06-14