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We should disambiguate between a constraint that merely "gets" or captures a value vs. one that is an equality constraint.
Then an explanation can be less ambiguous:
where <entityid, attribute, value> is <a literal value or an already bound ?variable>
bind to <first referenced ?variable / unbound ?variable>
Without the distinction we use something like "where" for the capture, which doesn't fit.
Second references to bound variables should use "where" as we are then talking about equality.
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We should disambiguate between a constraint that merely "gets" or captures a value vs. one that is an equality constraint.
Then an explanation can be less ambiguous:
where <entityid, attribute, value> is <a literal value or an already bound ?variable>
bind to <first referenced ?variable / unbound ?variable>
Without the distinction we use something like "where" for the capture, which doesn't fit.
Second references to bound variables should use "where" as we are then talking about equality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: