1.0.17

Usage: rdfproc [options] store-name command arg... Redland RDF processor utility 1.0.17 Copyright 2000-2012 David Beckett. Copyright 2000-2005 University of Bristol Utility for processing RDF using the Redland library. Options: -c, --contexts Use Redland contexts -h, --help Print this help, then exit -n, --new Create a new store (default no) -o, --output FORMAT Set the triple output format ntriples N-Triples turtle Turtle Terse RDF Triple Language rdfxml-xmp RDF/XML (XMP Profile) rdfxml-abbrev RDF/XML (Abbreviated) rdfxml RDF/XML (default) rss-1.0 RSS 1.0 atom Atom 1.0 dot GraphViz DOT format json-triples RDF/JSON Triples json RDF/JSON Resource-Centric html HTML Table nquads N-Quads -p, --password Read storage option 'password' from standard input -q, --quiet Do not print information messages -r, --results FORMAT Set the query results format (no default) xml SPARQL XML Query Results json SPARQL JSON Query Results table Table csv Comma Separated Values (CSV) tsv Tab Separated Values (TSV) html HTML Table turtle Turtle Query Results rdfxml RDF/XML Query Results -s, --storage TYPE Set the graph storage type hashes Indexed hashes (default) trees Balanced trees memory In memory lists file Local file based store uri URI store (read-only) -t, --storage-options OPTIONS Storage options (default "hash-type='bdb',dir='.'") -v, --version Print the Redland version -V, --verbose Increase message verbosity Commands: parse FILE|URI [SYNTAX [BASEURI [CONTEXT]]] parse-stream FILE|URI [SYNTAX [BASEURI [CONTEXT]]] Parse RDF syntax (default RDF/XML) in FILE or URI into the graph with optional BASEURI, into the optional CONTEXT. print Print the graph triples. serialize [SYNTAX [URI [MIME-TYPE]]] Serializes to a syntax (RDF/XML). query NAME|- URI|- QUERY-STRING Run QUERY-STRING query in language NAME for bindings find SUBJECT|- PREDICATE|- OBJECT|- [CONTEXT] Find matching triples contains SUBJECT PREDICATE OBJECT Check if triple is in the graph. contexts List the contexts in the graph. add SUBJECT PREDICATE OBJECT [CONTEXT] Add triple to graph. add-typed SUBJECT PREDICATE OBJECT OBJECT-LANG OBJECT-URI [CONTEXT] Add datatyped triple to graph. remove SUBJECT PREDICATE OBJECT [CONTEXT] Remove triple from graph. remove-context CONTEXT Remove all triples with CONTEXT. sources | targets | arcs NODE1 NODE2 Show matching nodes. source | target | arc NODE1 NODE2 Show 1 matching node. arcs-in | arcs-out NODE Show properties in/out of NODE has-arc-in | has-arc-out NODE ARC Check for property in/out of NODE. size Print the number of triples in the graph. Notation: nodes are either blank node identifiers like _:ABC, URIs like http://example.org otherwise are literal strings. - matches any node when allowed. triples are three nodes (subject, predicate, object) predicates can only be uris, only objects can be literals source means subject of triples matching (?, NODE1, NODE2) target means object of triples matching (NODE1, NODE2, ?) arc means predicate of triples matching (NODE1, ?, NODE2) Report bugs to http://bugs.librdf.org/ Redland home page: http://librdf.org/