[Developers] Finding the reverse link

[Jim Weaver]

I think I answered my own question (by reading some postings in the
mailing list).  This also addresses my problem expressed in the "Can a
link's opposite direction name be retrieved with less queries?" post.
Here is the modified query:

 

{

  "query":[{

    "/type/reflect/any_reverse":[{

      "id":null,

      "link":{

        "master_property":{

          "reverse_property":null

        }

      },

      "name":null,

      "type":[]

    }],

    "id":"/wikipedia/en/The_Police",

    "name":null

  }]

}

 

This brings up another question though: What is the best way to know
that you can use, for example, "master_property" subordinate to "link",
and "reverse_property" subordinate to "reverse_property"?  Is there a
reference for this?

 

Thanks,

Jim Weaver

 

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Sent: Friday, September 21, 2007 12:23 PM
To: developers at freebase.com
Subject: [Developers] Finding the reverse link

 

In this query:

 

{

  "query":[{

    "/type/reflect/any_reverse":[{

      "id":null,

      "link":null,

      "name":null,

      "type":[]

    }],

    "id":"/wikipedia/en/The_Police",

    "name":null

  }]

}

 

Is there a way to cause the inverse link to be returned (e.g.
"/music/artist/album" instead of "/music/album/artist")?

 

Thanks,

Jim Weaver

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