SEM_APIS.CREATE_INDEX_ON_RESULT

Format

SEM_APIS.create_index_on_result_tab (
     index_name         IN VARCHAR2,
     query_pattern_type IN NUMBER,
     result_tab_name    IN VARCHAR2,
     rdf_graph_name     IN VARCHAR2,
     key_string         IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
     tablespace_name    IN DBMS_ID DEFAULT NULL,
     degree             IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL,
     prefix_length      IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL,
     options            IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
     network_owner      IN DBMS_ID DEFAULT NULL,
     network_name       IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL);

Description

Creates a unique or a nonunique B-tree index on a result table.

Parameters

index_name

Name of the index.

query_pattern_type

Type of the result table.

The value can be one of the following:

SEM_APIS.SPM_TYPE_SVP
SEM_APIS.SPM_TYPE_MVP
SEM_APIS.SPM_TYPE_PCN

result_tab_name

String for use as part of the name of the result table. If the target is an MVP table, then specify the name of the property.

rdf_graph_name

Name of the RDF graph.

key_string

The index key is a sequence whose elements are columns included in the target result table. It uses an ordinal number based on an ordering, starting from 1, of the properties in the result table structure. The subject (or START_NODE_ID) is in the zeroth position. To include the subject (that is, the START_NODE_ID column), use S.

To include the object or named graph for the n-th property, use nP or nG, respectively. Thus, 2P and 2G would refer to the columns storing the object id and named graph id of the second property in the result table, respectively.

If the subject or a property has in-line lexical values, then they are referred using the format <n><component-code>, where n=0 for the subject. Thus, 0VP and 2VT, for example, would refer to the S_VNAME_PREFIX and <2nd_property>_VALUE_TYPE columns in the result table, respectively.

tablespace_name

Destination tablespace for the index.

degree

Degree of parallelism to use.

prefix_length

Number of leading index key columns to be compressed.

options

Reserved for future use.

network_owner

Owner of the RDF network. (See Table 1-2.)

network_name

Name of the RDF network. (See Table 1-2.)

Usage Notes

Examples

The following example creates the index name_idx on the result table FLHF defined on the RDF graph M1. The key_string parameter, ‘2P 1P S’, indicates that the key should be the (numeric id) value from the column corresponding to the second property in the table, followed by that from the first property in the table, followed by the subject (that is, the START_NODE_ID column). See Example 1-103 for more details.

BEGIN
  SEM_APIS.CREATE_INDEX_ON_RESULT_TAB(
       index_name         => ‘name_idx’
     , query_pattern_type => SEM_APIS.SPM_TYPE_SVP
     , result_tab_name    => 'FLHF'
     , rdf_graph_name     => 'M1'
     , key_string         => ' 2P 1P S '
     , network_owner      => 'RDFUSER'
     , network_name       => 'NET1'
  );
END;
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