new rasqal_query_execute2(), old API deprecated #8
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I have created Data Graphs objects, which as the name suggests contain several graphs.
I recommend to use my new function
rasqal_query_execute2()(with such object as an argument) instead ofrasqal_query_execute()which I deprecated (together with some other functions).The philosophy is to deprecate strong coupling between a query and a dataset and instead use separate "query" and separate "data set" objects. This allows to execute the same query with more than one different dataset. One advantage is that we no more need to recompile a query to use it with a different dataset.