@jasen_gottlieb
In SPARQL, you can increment or manipulate dates using built-in date functions. One common way to increment dates is by using the xsd:dateTime
datatype and the xsd:dayTimeDuration
datatype.
Here is an example query that increments a date by one day:
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SELECT ?date (xsd:date(?date + "P1D"^^xsd:dayTimeDuration) AS ?incremented_date) WHERE { BIND ("2022-01-01T00:00:00"^^xsd:dateTime AS ?date) } |
In this query, the date "2022-01-01T00:00:00" is incremented by one day using the xsd:dayTimeDuration
datatype with the value "P1D" representing one day. The result will be the original date and the incremented date.
You can also use other date functions such as year()
, month()
, day()
to manipulate dates in SPARQL. Just make sure to use the appropriate date function and datatype for your specific use case.