Odd URLs in results

Support Bug
1

Hello Everyone,

I am getting very confusing results with Stardog 7.3.0 and I am not sure if it is a bug or user error so I thought I should report it just in case that is a bug. I am doing a query of the form with sameAs on FULL:

prefix rel: <http://purl.org/vocab/relationship/>

select ?s
from <tag:stardog:api:context:all>
where 
{
<http://example.com/Rawl_B502/genelach_úa_lomthuile.trig#ConCorb> owl:sameAs ?s
}

This is a cut down version of a query where I am getting many fewer results than I had expected so I started investigating. The results that I am are this:

http://example.com/Rawl_B502/genelach_úa_m-buide.trig#ConCorb
http://example.com/LL/dal_corpri_arad.trig#ConCorb-986937fd
http://example.com/Rawl_B502/genelach_úa_lomthuile.trig#ConCorb

This is far fewer results than I would have expected but that is not the problem I want to focus on here. The real problem is that this URL http://example.com/LL/dal_corpri_arad.trig#ConCorb-986937fd does not exist in the data set at all. The URL http://example.com/LL/dal_corpri_arad.trig does exist and is a file in my dataset but ConCorb-986937fd does not appear within it. The fragment ConCorb-986937fd does appear in the file genelach_h-úa_lomthuile.trig. Somehow the fragment ConCorb-986937fd got spliced on to http://example.com/LL/dal_corpri_arad.trig (maybe during bulk loading?). I am not sure how this happened and I am still poking around but it is concerning.

Thank you very much for any help or insight that you can provide.

All the best,
Chris

2

Can you include the command you used to bulk load?

3

Sure, I have a bash script that does most of it for me but the operative part is:

find $IRISH_GEN_HOME -name '*.trig' -print0 | xargs -0 $STARDOG_HOME/bin/stardog data add $IRISH_GEN_DB_NAME $IRISH_GEN_HOME/earlyIrishRelationship.ttl $IRISH_GEN_HOME/earlyIrishTitles.ttl $IRISH_GEN_HOME/oldIrishOntology.ttl
4

You can ignore this. It was user error.