A Mixed Method of Storing OWL Objects in Relational Database

Quan Gan; Hui Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1078.353

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A Mixed Method of Storing OWL Objects in Relational Database

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Based on the analysis of several methods of storing OWL object in relational database, this paper presents a new method, namely storing the instances of each kind of object and attribute in a database table, and using views in the database to express relationships among the objects. Experiments prove that this method is applicable for moderate amount of storage of OWL objects.

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Knowledge Base, OWL, Relational Database, SQL

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