Looking for BI/Analytics Tools with SPARQL Support

Hi…is there a “BI/Analytics” (vendor) tool that natively supports SPARQL ?

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Hi…is there a “BI/Analytics” (vendor) tool that natively supports SPARQL ?

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Michael G.
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I have not heard of one, but Stardog supports SQL.
François S.
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I love seeing this question!
François S.
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(as I have asked it myself several times)
François S.
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I am also not aware of any...
Renato I.
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Some graph vendors support access to BI tools - BUT - you need to map your ontology to a “relational model” . This have never made sense to me as the graph has much more richer/direct relationships…
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Vladimir A.
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GraphDB also supports JDBC access to SPARQL views exposed as tables, and Calcite introspection of the table schemas. The reason advanced BI tools are SQL oriented is because it's been around much longer.
Renato I.
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Agree…(sql-oriented) BI tools have been around for ages, but why does the industry not see any advantages to an ontology-graph-driven “BI” tool ?
Renato I.
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Perhaps there are GraphQL accessible BI tools ?

Michael G.
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I have not heard of one, but Stardog supports SQL.
François S.
·
I love seeing this question!
François S.
·
(as I have asked it myself several times)
François S.
·
I am also not aware of any...
Renato I.
·
Some graph vendors support access to BI tools - BUT - you need to map your ontology to a “relational model” . This have never made sense to me as the graph has much more richer/direct relationships…
💯1
Vladimir A.
·
GraphDB also supports JDBC access to SPARQL views exposed as tables, and Calcite introspection of the table schemas. The reason advanced BI tools are SQL oriented is because it's been around much longer.
Renato I.
·
Agree…(sql-oriented) BI tools have been around for ages, but why does the industry not see any advantages to an ontology-graph-driven “BI” tool ?
Renato I.
·
Perhaps there are GraphQL accessible BI tools ?