If we can attach a lang tag to a literal dynamically (see #9), maybe we should be able to do the same for datatypes. This won't happen very often but it may happen that the datatype of some value is stored in a different column.
rml:datatypeMap is an IRI term map that produces a datatype IRI to be used in the current object.
rr:datatype is a constant IRI used as fallback when the IRI designated by rml:datatypeMap is null for the current row.
If we can attach a lang tag to a literal dynamically (see #9), maybe we should be able to do the same for datatypes. This won't happen very often but it may happen that the datatype of some value is stored in a different column.
rml:datatypeMap
is an IRI term map that produces a datatype IRI to be used in the current object.rr:datatype
is a constant IRI used as fallback when the IRI designated byrml:datatypeMap
is null for the current row.See some YARRML and test data in this comment of #9.
"integer"
to a IRI likexsd:integer