Attean::Plan
Representation of SPARQL query plan operators
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Representation of SPARQL query plan operators
This document describes Attean::Plan version 0.012
use v5.14; use Attean;
This is a utility package that defines all the Attean query plan classes in the Attean::Plan namespace:
Evaluates a quad pattern against the model.
Evaluates a join (natural-, anti-, or left-) using a nested loop.
Evaluates a join (natural-, anti-, or left-) using a hash join.
Filters results from a sub-plan based on the effective boolean value of a named variable binding.
Evaluates a set of sub-plans, returning the merged union of results, preserving ordering.
Evaluates a set of sub-plans, returning the union of results.
Evaluates a sub-plan, and extends each result by evaluating a set of expressions, binding the produced values to new variables.
Evaluates a sub-plan, and returns distinct results by checking a persistent hash of already-seen results.
Evaluates an already-ordered sub-plan, and returns distinct results by filtering out sequential duplicates.
Evaluates a sub-plan, and returns the results after optionally skipping some number of results ("offset") and limiting the total number of returned results ("limit").
Evaluates a sub-plan and returns projected results by only keeping a fixed-set of variable bindings in each result.
Evaluates a sub-plan and returns the results after fully materializing and sorting is applied.
Evaluates a SPARQL query against a remove endpoint.
Returns a constant set of results.
Returns an iterator containing a single boolean term indicating whether any results were produced by evaluating the sub-plan.
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