GraphKnowledge

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Access Knowledge Graphs

Once data has been onboarded, users have several options for accessing and analyzing the data. Graph Studio includes the Hi-Res Analytics application where users can create dashboards for exploring and visualizing the data without needing to have specialized query knowledge. The Query Builder enables users to find specific statements or run SPARQL queries. Users can also access data from the SPARQL endpoint or by using the Data on Demand service to generate data feeds for third-party business intelligence tools. The topics in this section provide information about the ways to access data in Graph Studio as well as information about sharing, versioning, and migrating artifacts.

Access Data with Hi-Res Analytics Dashboards

Guidance on getting started with Hi-Res Analytics dashboards and instructions on creating dashboards, filters, and lenses.

Access Data with the Query Builder

Information on using the Query Builder to write and run queries or search for quads by subject, object, predicate, or graph.

Access Data on Demand Endpoints

Information on accessing Data on Demand endpoints using the OData API or the Graph Studio ODBC and JDBC drivers.

Access the SPARQL Endpoint

Information on accessing data from the Graph Studio HTTP(S) SPARQL endpoint.

Access the HTTP Client Interface

Information on invoking Graph Studio client operations over HTTP so that client applications can interact with Graph Studio semantic services.

Working with Copilot

Information on integrating Copilot with Graph Studio to interact with graphmarts.

Share Access to Artifacts

Background information on permission inheritance and instructions on sharing artifacts like data sources, schemas, and models with other users.

Version and Migrate Artifacts

Guidance on creating backup versions of artifacts and migrating artifacts from one Graph Studio server to another.

SPARQL Best Practices and Query Templates

Best practices and query templates that you can use as a starting point for writing SPARQL queries.

Function and Formula Reference

Reference information for the built-in functions that are available when working with Hi-Res Analytics or writing queries.

Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/documentation/external/PL20260212925461721/en-US/graph_studio/access.htm · retrieved 2026-08-23