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# SPARQL — Database Administrator

For a Database Administrator, SPARQL isn't about *replacing* SQL; it’s about extending your toolkit for increasingly common data integration scenarios. You'll likely encounter SPARQL when dealing with RDF (Resource Description Framework) databases – think knowledge graphs, semantic web data, or metadata repositories. Daily tasks might involve validating the integrity of RDF data loaded into a triple store (a database designed for RDF), troubleshooting complex queries written by data scientists accessing that data, and potentially even writing basic SPARQL queries yourself to investigate data quality issues or perform ad-hoc reporting when SQL isn't suitable.  It’s less about full schema management and more about understanding how *linked* data is structured and queried.

## Weitere Anreicherung

Stage-2 source for future practitioner grounding: arXiv cs.SE (software-engineering preprints).
