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Tips & Tricks
Here are various tips and tricks you might want to consider when playing in the sandbox:
- On instance record results pages, pick the linked (structured) data icon [
] to get a listing of the RDF - To see the actual SPARQL queries being issued to the various Web services endpoints, append '&wsf_debug=1' or '&wsf_debug=2' (no quotes) to the end of the URL in your browser's address box. debug=1 gives you the Web service requests to the endpoints. debug=2 gives you the queries sent to Virtuoso or Solr.
- In "filtered" displays such as Browse or Search, toggling filters on and off is a good way to understand comparative structural differences between datasets
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