Weekly summary 2019-07-26

snevitt · July 29, 2019, 1:53pm

Note: connectivity to Oracle was our topic focus last week. This week we will be creating discussion topics/how-to guides regarding connectivity to SQL Server. Please feel free to let us know if you have a topic that you would like us to discuss in more detail

For week ending Friday, 2019-07-26

Taking a look at Oracle, using the power of a Knowledge Graph, deployed using our Virtuoso, that manifests as a Semantic Web of Linked Data.
A Hyperlink functioning as a SuperKey is a powerful Data Access that distinguishes our Virtuoso. For instance, you can explore and then click on “about” to transition from Linked Data to a conventional Web
What is a JDBC Driver?
Every JDBC-compliant application that exists today is a launch-point for ultra-sophisticated interaction with the largest Web-accessible Knowledge Graph on earth (i.e., the LODCloud). Ditto the Web at large.
What does using JDBC to query the LODCloud mean?
How-To load data into our Virtuoso from a dataset hosted by ZENODO_ORG
OpenLink ODBC and JDBC data access drivers work out-of-box to connect business intelligence and data integration tools to Oracle Data sources
Use-case: here’s a depiction of terms from our Shop Ontology that includes a Shop Cart Class
What is the difference between a Graph Database and a Knowledge Graph?
Here’s what happens when a Table in an Oracle SQL RDBMS is transformed into Linked Data
Oracle is one of many RDBMS platforms supported by our Sophisticated Multi-Tier Data Access Drivers for ODBC, JDBC, DotNet, and OLE DB
Virtuoso use-case: Parthenos used to store & transform metadata, and perform complex SPARQL queries on its RDF graph. Here is a depiction of the metadata aggregation and provisioning infrastructure process deployed in Parthenos

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