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Add datasetId in ngsild-bridge, core-services and shacl2flink
DatasetId is the way to create "arrays" in semantic/graph data. The problem is currently used with the "index" field, but this is not compatible with the Semantic Web approach. Therefore, the datasetId is added (index to be removed in a later PR). Unfortunately, the index/datasetId is spread across many components in the PDT. It has already be introduced for debezium bridge in the previous PR. Therefore, this PR provides updates for the rest: * Core SQL services tables and data forwarding * Shacl2SQL build tools * SQL Gateway * Ngsild-kafka-bridge * Respective e2e tests and unit tests Related EPIC: #429 Related Userstory: #431 Related Task: #512 Signed-off-by: marcel <[email protected]>
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