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Connect to Altair Graph Studio

To configure a new connection and connect to your Altair Graph Studio installation, you will need details such as the hostname, port, and some user credentials. Make sure you have them at hand before starting the process.

Take the following steps:

  1. In Altair AI Studio, right-click on the repository where you want to store your Altair Graph Studio connection, and choose Create connection.

    Create Graph Studio connection

    You can also click on Connections > Create Connection New Connection Icon and select the Repository from the dropdown of the following dialog.

  2. Give a name to the new connection, and set the Connection Type to Altair Graph Studio:

  3. Click on Create IconCreate and switch to the Setup tab in the Edit connection dialog.

  4. Fill in the connection details, including hostname, port, credentials, and TLS configuration.

  5. You can test your conection, then click Save IconSave to save it and close the Edit connection dialog. You can now start using the Altair Graph Studio operators.

Query your graph

The Query Graph operator allows users to query the graphs in Altair Graph Studio. It's possible to query a datasource, a data set or a graphmart defined in Graph Studio. The SPARQL query can be defined in a text box. 

  • If querying via datasource, the system journal is queried if none is provided.  
  • To query via graphmart, retrieve the graphmart URI via the Graph Studio UI.  See: Graphmart FAQ
  • To query via a dataset, retrieve the Linked Dataset Catalog Entry URI for the Dataset in question via the Graph Studio UI.  See: Dataset FAQ

Other operators

The extension also includes other operators that give you different opportunities to interact with the graph. Please refer to the Altair Graph documentation for further information.

Call Semantic Service

This operator calls any of the Sematic services provided by Altair Graph Studio to manage and configure the system.

Validate SPARQL Queries

This operator gets a query as an input, and checks where it's valid for Altair Graph Studio. The output is a table with a "is_valid" column stating the validity and additional columns the the possible exception and other information.

Write Additions and Deletions to Graph

This operator allows users to add or delete statements to an existing datasource.

Insert/Update Statements Based on Statement Templates

This operator allows users to update or insert statements in a datasource based on a template that provides the subject-predicate-object structure.

Query Lakehouse

This operator allows users to directly query the Altair Graph Lakehouse database.