NAME

       oxigraph-query - Execute a SPARQL query against the store

SYNOPSIS

       oxigraph   query   <-l|--location>   [-q|--query]   [--query-file]   [--query-base]   [-r|--results-file]
       [--results-format] [--explain] [--explain-file] [--stats] [--union-default-graph] [-h|--help]

DESCRIPTION

       Execute a SPARQL query against the store

OPTIONS

       -l, --location <LOCATION>
              Directory in which Oxigraph data are persisted

       -q, --query <QUERY>
              The SPARQL query to execute

              If no query or query file are given, stdin is used.

       --query-file <QUERY_FILE>
              File in which the query is stored

              If no query or query file are given, stdin is used.

       --query-base <QUERY_BASE>
              Base IRI of the query

       -r, --results-file <RESULTS_FILE>
              File in which the query results will be stored

              If no file is given, stdout is used. In this case, the output format must be specified  using  the
              --format option.

       --results-format <RESULTS_FORMAT>
              The results format

              It can be an extension like "nt" or a MIME type like "application/n-triples".

              By default, the format is guessed from the results file extension.

       --explain
              Print to stderr a human-readable explanation of the query evaluation

              Use the --stats option to print also query evaluation statistics.

       --explain-file <EXPLAIN_FILE>
              Write to the given file an explanation of the query evaluation

              If  the  file  extension  is ".json" the JSON format is used, if ".txt" a human-readable format is
              used.

              Use the --stats option to print also query evaluation statistics.

       --stats
              Compute some evaluation statistics to print as part of the query explanations

              Beware, computing the statistics adds some overhead to the evaluation runtime.

       --union-default-graph
              If the SPARQL queries should look for triples in all the dataset graphs by  default  (ie.  without
              `GRAPH` operations)

       -h, --help
              Print help (see a summary with '-h')

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