'10' ) * @param $extraNamespaces array (associative) of namespaceId => namespaceUri * * @return RepositoryResult */ public function select( $vars, $where, $options = [], $extraNamespaces = [] ); /** * The function declares the standard namespaces wiki, swivt, rdf, owl, * rdfs, property, xsd, so these do not have to be included in * $extraNamespaces. * * @param $where string WHERE part of the query, without surrounding { } * @param $extraNamespaces array (associative) of namespaceId => namespaceUri * * @return RepositoryResult */ public function ask( $where, $extraNamespaces = [] ); /** * The function declares the standard namespaces wiki, swivt, rdf, owl, * rdfs, property, xsd, so these do not have to be included in * $extraNamespaces. * * @param $deletePattern string CONSTRUCT pattern of tripples to delete * @param $where string condition for data to delete * @param $extraNamespaces array (associative) of namespaceId => namespaceUri * * @return boolean stating whether the operations succeeded */ public function delete( $deletePattern, $where, $extraNamespaces = [] ); /** * Execute a SPARQL query and return an RepositoryResult object * that contains the results. The method throws exceptions based on * GenericHttpDatabaseConnector::mapHttpRequestError(). If errors occur and this * method does not throw anything, then an empty result with an error * code is returned. * * @note This function sets the graph that is to be used as part of the * request. Queries should not include additional graph information. * * @param string $sparql complete SPARQL query (SELECT or ASK) * * @return RepositoryResult */ public function doQuery( $sparql ); /** * Execute a SPARQL update and return a boolean to indicate if the * operations was successful. The method throws exceptions based on * GenericHttpDatabaseConnector::mapHttpRequestError(). If errors occur and this * method does not throw anything, then false is returned. * * @note When this is written, it is not clear if the update protocol * supports a default-graph-uri parameter. Hence the target graph for * all updates is generally encoded in the query string and not fixed * when sending the query. Direct callers to this function must include * the graph information in the queries that they build. * * @param string $sparql complete SPARQL update query (INSERT or DELETE) * * @return boolean */ public function doUpdate( $sparql ); /** * Execute a HTTP-based SPARQL POST request according to * http://www.w3.org/2009/sparql/docs/http-rdf-update/. * The method throws exceptions based on * GenericHttpDatabaseConnector::mapHttpRequestError(). If errors occur and this * method does not throw anything, then an empty result with an error * code is returned. * * @note This protocol is not part of the SPARQL standard and may not * be supported by all stores. To avoid using it, simply do not provide * a data endpoint URL when configuring the SPARQL database. If used, * the protocol might lead to a better performance since there is less * parsing required to fetch the data from the request. * @note Some stores (e.g. 4Store) support another mode of posting data * that may be implemented in a special database handler. * * @param string $payload Turtle serialization of data to send * * @return boolean */ public function doHttpPost( $payload ); }