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Consider example2 from the W3C's RDF* specification: https://w3c.github.io/rdf-star/cg-spec/editors_draft.html

@prefix :    <http://www.example.org/> .

:employee38
    :familyName "Smith" ;
    :jobTitle "Assistant Designer" {| :accordingTo :employee22 |} .

# this is equivalent to:
#
# :employee38
#     :familyName "Smith" ;
#     :jobTitle "Assistant Designer" .
# << :employee38 :jobTitle "Assistant Designer" >> :accordingTo :employee22 .

But when I tried in GraphDB, it didn't support the former syntax, and the latter did. Whether graphdb does not support syntax like {|... |} ?

joylix
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  • given that the syntax is still changing, I doubt that any SPARQL engine will adapt those changes each time and wait until the specs are stable or even an recommendation or part of RDF 1.2 – UninformedUser Jul 16 '21 at 05:23

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Currently GraphDB currently doesn't support syntax like {|..|}. We've adopted the embedded triples approach, but it's something we think should think of for the future release.

Konstantin Petrov
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