Bo Ferri

+1 (but I guess in SPARQL I can do the same (i.e. I doubt a bit the SPARQL comparison in your proposal ;) ))

@petraselmer I'm not 100% an expert in this field. Nevertheless, (from my understanding) I'm supporting the answer to this question http://answers.semanticweb.com/questions/24508/does-sparql-11-support-correlated-subqueries ;)

For readability issues, I would recommend to add all queries in plain, natural language sentences as well.

Furthermore, some example data that illustrate the queries might be helpful (i.e. a small data set and the result sets of the different queries).

any news on this issue? currently, we are trying to load the RDF dumps from [DNB](http://datendienst.dnb.de/cgi-bin/mabit.pl?userID=opendata&pass=opendata&cmd=login) into Virtuoso (`stable/7` ([docker container](https://hub.docker.com/r/stain/virtuoso/)) and `develop/7` (self-compiled)) without any success so far. we...

> Currently, the XmlDecoder loads referenced DTDs and fails on broken links. > @thomasseidel can you probably show me the code, where this handling is done? - from my knowledge,...

thanks a lot @miku for your very fast reply. I was also on trying oaicrawl for this, but then I thought that it might be a bit to much fetching...

while writing the draft for an answer to DNB and reading their OAI docs again, I came to a possible solution: since the request return a [413](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7231#section-6.5.11), which is a...

Ok, we've send a request to DNB, whether they can increase the result size limit. On the other side, we would appreciate, when you could implement the proposed fall-back functionality,...