Overview

`stardog data add`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--compression <Compression>` | Compression format [GZIP, BZ2, ZIP] for the input data. `-f <rdf format>, --format <rdf format>` | Data format. The supported form

`stardog data export`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--compression <Compression>` | Compression format [GZIP, BZ2] for the exported data. `-f <RDF Format>, --format <RDF Format>` | RDF Format [NTRIPLES, RDF/XML, TU

`stardog data model`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-f <RDF Format>, --format <RDF Format>` | RDF format for outputs that are serialized in RDF. Allowed RDF formats are [NTRIPLES, RDF/XML, TURTLE, PRETTY_TURTLE, T

`stardog data obfuscate`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-c <obfuscation configuration>, --config <obfuscation configuration>` | Configuration file for obfuscation. This file should exist on the client-side. `--compres

`stardog data remove`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-a, --all` | Remove all flag. If this flag is set, all data in the database will be removed. `--compression <Compression>` | Compression format [GZIP, BZ2, ZIP]

`stardog data size`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--exact` | Ensures that the returned value is exact at the time of the call. This may require the server to scan the entire database `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos

`data`

The table below contains the CLI commands for working with data in Stardog.

`stardog entity-resolution resolve`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-c <compute source>, --compute <compute source>` | The external compute data source for the entity resolution. If provided, the entity resolution process will ru

`entity-resolution`

Stardog Entity Resolution provides a way to match real-world entities based on their properties using fuzzy matching techniques. Read more about [Entity Resolution](../../entity-resolution).

`stardog file cat`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-f <rdf format>, --format <rdf format>` | RDF Format for the output. The supported formats are NTRIPLES, RDF/XML, TURTLE, PRETTY_TURTLE, TRIG, N3, NQUADS, JSONLD

`stardog file obfuscate`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-c <obfuscation configuration>, --config <obfuscation configuration>` | Configuration file for obfuscation `-f <rdf format>, --format <rdf format>` | RDF Format

`stardog file split`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-b <byteCount[k|m]>` | Create smaller files byteCount bytes in length. Suffix 'k', 'm', or 'g' can be used after the byteCount to indicate kilobyte, megabyte, or

`file`

Stardog provides some CLI commands that work directly over files. For example, you can use the `file cat` command to concatenate multiple RDF files into a single file and `file split` command to split

`stardog graphql execute`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`stardog graphql explain`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`stardog graphql schema`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-a <schemaName>, --add <schemaName>` | Adds a new GraphQL schema. `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for

`graphql`

Stardog supports querying data stored (or mapped) in a Stardog database using GraphQL queries. You can load data into Stardog as usual and execute GraphQL queries without creating a GraphQL schema. Re

`stardog icv export`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-f <format>, --format <format>` | RDF Format [N-TRIPLES, RDF/XML, TURTLE, TRIG] for the constraints. `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdn

`stardog icv report`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-f <format>, --format <format>` | RDF Format [N-TRIPLES, RDF/XML, TURTLE, TRIG] for the constraints. `-g <named graph(s)>, --named-graph <named graph(s)>, --name

`stardog icv validate`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-f <format>, --format <format>` | RDF Format [N-TRIPLES, RDF/XML, TURTLE, TRIG] for the constraints. `-g <named graph(s)>, --named-graph <named graph(s)>, --name

`icv`

Stardog Integrity Constraint Validation (“ICV”) validates RDF data stored in a Stardog database according to constraints described by users and that make sense for their domain, application, and data.

Stardog CLI Reference

As described in the [Command Line Interface](../operating-stardog/command-line-interface) section of [Operating Stardog](../operating-stardog), Stardog's CLI comes in two parts, `stardog-admin` (the a

`namespace`

Stardog allows database administrators to persist and manage custom namespace prefix bindings. Read more about namespaces in [Database Administration](../../operating-stardog/database-administration#n

`stardog namespace add`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`stardog namespace export`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`stardog namespace import`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`stardog namespace list`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`stardog namespace remove`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`query`

Stardog supports the SPARQL query language along with OWL & Rule Reasoning. It supports SPARQL 1.1. Read more about [executing queries](../../query-stardog).

`stardog query execute`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-b <variables to bind>, --bind <variables to bind>` | Variable bindings. One or more variable bindings to apply before executing query. Each binding is provided

`stardog query explain`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-b <variables to bind>, --bind <variables to bind>` | Variable bindings. One or more variable bindings to apply before executing query. Each binding is provided

`stardog query obfuscate`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-c <obfuscation configuration>, --config <obfuscation configuration>` | Configuration file for obfuscation. This file should exist on the client-side. `--krb5` |

`stardog query search`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-g <named graphs>, --named-graph <named graphs>, --named-graphs <named graphs>` | Named graph(s) to search. Multiple graphs are separated by whitespaces, e.g., '

`reasoning`

Reasoning is the software service that lets Stardog infer new, unstated (i.e., implicit) information from the known (i.e., explicit) data. Read all about Stardog's [reasoning capabilities](../../infer

`stardog reasoning consistency`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-g <contexts>, --named-graph <contexts>, --named-graphs <contexts>` | The list of named graphs to check the consistency of; if none are specified, consistency of

`stardog reasoning explain`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-f <format>, --format <format>` | Input data format: NTRIPLES, RDF/XML, TURTLE, PRETTY_TURTLE, TRIG, N3, NQUADS, JSONLD `-i, --inconsistency` | Explain inconsist

`stardog reasoning schema`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `-a <schemaName>, --add <schemaName>` | Adds a new reasoning schema with the given name. The named graphs for the schema should be provided with the {-g, --graphs

`test`

The table below contains the CLI commands to create and run correctness and performance tests.

`stardog test create`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--glob <glob>` | The glob expression to use for finding files in the directory. The default is looking for fileswith extension ,sparql or .rq. `--krb5` | Use the

`stardog test run`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`tx`

The table below contains the CLI commands to manage transactions.

`stardog tx begin`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`stardog tx commit`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`stardog tx list`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.

`stardog tx rollback`

Name, shorthand | Description ---|--- `--krb5` | Use the Kerberos environment. `--krb5-disable-rdns` | Disable reverse DNS lookup for Kerberos clients. `-p <password>, --passwd <password>` | Password.