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5.3.0-SNAPSHOT
I am not sure whether this is according to SEP7 or a bug in Jena:
I am trying to inject a value using lateral into a BIND in a subquery. The following works:
SELECT * { BIND('x' AS ?xIn) LATERAL { { SELECT * { BIND(?xIn AS ?xOut) } } } }
The result is:
However, if in the lateral block there is a Join, then it breaks:
SELECT * { BIND('x' AS ?xIn) LATERAL { BIND("foo" AS ?foo) { SELECT * { BIND(?xIn AS ?xOut) } } } }
In the result, ?xOut is (for me) unexpectedly unbound.
?xOut
I think this is a bug in Jena (but perhaps I am misunderstanding something about the scoping rules).
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I am not sure whether this is according to SEP7 or a bug in Jena:
I am trying to inject a value using lateral into a BIND in a subquery. The following works:
The result is:
However, if in the lateral block there is a Join, then it breaks:
In the result,
?xOut
is (for me) unexpectedly unbound.I think this is a bug in Jena (but perhaps I am misunderstanding something about the scoping rules).
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Maybe
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: