The strategies for storing RDF documents using RDBMS
Surt Kyung Kim, Byung Gon Kim, Jaeho Lee, Hae Chull Lim
Abstract
Surt Kyung Kim, Byung Gon Kim, Jaeho Lee, Hae Chull Lim
Abstract
In 1999, RDF was proposed by W3C. As times goes on, the importance of the RDF has been increased. Also, because most vendors use relational databases, we focus on RDBMS. One of the main research issues of relational database related to RDF is how RDF documents can be stored in database. In this paper, we propose the method of storing RDF into relational database considering RDF document with container object. There are four strategies to storing RDF in RDB within the scope of included container object.
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In 1999, RDF was proposed by W3C. As times goes on, the importance of the RDF has been increased. Also, because most vendors use relational databases, we focus on RDBMS. One of the main research issues of relational database related to RDF is how RDF documents can be stored in database. In this paper, we propose the method of storing RDF into relational database considering RDF document with container object. There are four strategies to storing RDF in RDB within the scope of included container object.
Key concepts: RDF, RDF Schema, RDF/XML, Relational database management system, Computer science, Cwm, SPARQL, Relational database