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LSQ can actually be used for benchmarking any set of sparql queries - such as ones produced by a query generator.
Such queries do not correspond to a log file and thus do not have remote executions.
Right now one can RDFize a file containing multiline sparql queries with:
As a secondary issue, for some reason explicit -m sparql is needed for multiline sparql queries because query format auto-detection (aka probing) yields the format sparql2 which is the 'sparql query per line' (with encoded newlines) format.
However, in such cases, the output contains needless remoteExec resources:
In the benchmark setting, rather than expressing that a query was executed on a remote endpoint, the semantics is that a query was part of a query mix.
LSQ can actually be used for benchmarking any set of sparql queries - such as ones produced by a query generator.
Such queries do not correspond to a log file and thus do not have remote executions.
Right now one can RDFize a file containing multiline sparql queries with:
However, in such cases, the output contains needless remoteExec resources:
In the benchmark setting, rather than expressing that a query was executed on a remote endpoint, the semantics is that a query was part of a query mix.
The triple
is not too bad but it should be something like:
So LSQ needs a flag to switch modes.
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