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To list the graphs being used by your VIVO, you can run the SPARQL query shown below.  Caution:  If you have a signficant significant amount of data in your VIVO, the qury query may take quite a while to run.  With tens of thousands of entities in your VIVO, the query should complete in a few minutes.

SELECT ?g
WHERE
{
    GRAPH ?g {
        ?s ?p ?o .
    }
}
GROUP BY ?g
ORDER BY ?g

To list the triples in a specific named graph, use the query below, substituting the name of the graph you wish to list.  Caution:  listing the triples in larger graphs may take significant time.

SELECT ?s ?p ?o
WHERE
{
    GRAPH <http://vitro.mannlib.cornell.edu/filegraph/tbox/sameAs.n3> {
        ?s ?p ?o .
    }
}

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The graphs used by VIVO

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Notes

1. Graphs named "default" are built and managed by the Vitro application.  Graphs names "filegraph" are loaded from files when VIVO starts.  Graphs named "filegraph/abox" are data.  Graphs named "filegraph/tbox" are ontology.
2. filegraph graphs are named with the name of the file they were loaded from.
3. filegraph files may be in several formats.  You will see graphs loaded from files with type n3, owl and rdf.
4. The content in some of the filegraphs may repeat content found in other filegraphs.  This does not impact the application.
5. Data you load by placing a file in filegraph/abox will appear as a result of the graph listing query above.  See grid.n3 below for an example.  grid.n3 is not distributed with VIVO.