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To delete specific data using SPARQL, you can use the DELETE query in your SPARQL endpoint. Here is an example of a SPARQL DELETE query that removes a specific triple from the graph:
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DELETE DATA { <subject> <predicate> <object> . } |
Replace <subject>
, <predicate>
, and <object>
with the actual URIs or literals that you want to delete from the graph.
Alternatively, you can use the DELETE WHERE clause to delete data that matches a specific pattern. Here is an example:
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DELETE { ?s ?p ?o . } WHERE { ?s ?p ?o . FILTER(?s = <subject>) } |
In this query, the DELETE WHERE clause will delete all triples where the subject is equal to the specified URI <subject>
.
Make sure to run these queries on a SPARQL endpoint that supports updates and has the necessary permissions to modify the data. Additionally, be cautious when deleting data as it cannot be easily undone.