I am trying to query all the cats breeds (wd:Q43577) along with the list of cats that belong to. Below, you will find my solution. The result of my solution is not relevant and contains a redundancy. Therefore, I need your help to find the best solution. (to execute this query, you have to use this link).
SELECT ?CatsBreedsID ?CatsBreedsName ?CategoryID ?CategoryName ?CatsID ?CatsName where {
?CatsBreedsID wdt:P31 wd:Q43577.
OPTIONAL{
?CatsBreedsID wdt:P279 ?CategoryID.
?CatsID wdt:P31 ?CategoryID.
}
SERVICE wikibase:label {
bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "en".
?CatsBreedsID rdfs:label ?CatsBreedsName .
?CategoryID rdfs:label ?CategoryName .
?CatsID rdfs:label ?CatsName.
}
}
You should use the GROUP_CONCAT function if I understand your question correctly.
Try a query like this:
SELECT ?CatsBreedsID ?CatsBreedsName ?CategoryID ?CategoryName
(GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT ?CatsID; SEPARATOR=', ') AS ?CatsID_List)
(GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT ?CatsName; SEPARATOR=', ') AS ?CatsName_List)
WHERE {
?CatsBreedsID wdt:P31 wd:Q43577.
OPTIONAL{
?CatsBreedsID wdt:P279 ?CategoryID.
?CatsID wdt:P31 ?CategoryID.
}
SERVICE wikibase:label {
bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "en".
?CatsBreedsID rdfs:label ?CatsBreedsName .
?CategoryID rdfs:label ?CategoryName .
?CatsID rdfs:label ?CatsName.
}
} GROUP BY ?CatsBreedsID ?CatsBreedsName ?CategoryID ?CategoryName