query-0fe8277e9cbb6495b09c5a39994a41d0

All properties whose values are items and which lack a type constraint and property scope constraint.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

SELECT ?property (GROUP_CONCAT(?propertyCategoryLabel; SEPARATOR = "; ") AS ?categories) ?propertyLabel ?propertyDescription ?propertyAltLabel WHERE { { SELECT ?property ?propertyCategoryLabel ?propertyLabel ?propertyDescription ?propertyAltLabel WHERE { ?property wikibase:propertyType wikibase:WikibaseItem. MINUS { ?property wdt:P2302 wd:Q21503250. } MINUS { ?property wdt:P2302 wd:Q53869507. } OPTIONAL { ?property wdt:P31 ?propertyCategory. } SERVICE wikibase:label { bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "[AUTO_LANGUAGE],mul,en". } } } } GROUP BY ?property ?propertyLabel ?propertyDescription ?propertyAltLabel All properties whose values are items and which lack a type constraint and property scope constraint.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.

The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so

if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.

Use at

https://query.wikidata.org/sparql

PREFIX wikibase: <http://wikiba.se/ontology#>
PREFIX wdt: <http://www.wikidata.org/prop/direct/>
PREFIX wd: <http://www.wikidata.org/entity/>
PREFIX bd: <http://www.bigdata.com/rdf#>
# All properties whose values are items and which lack a type constraint and property scope constraint.
# Some of these may be actually general properties, while others just don't have their relevant type constraint defined yet.
#
# The lack of property scope constraint just identifies high priority ones, as that constraint is always required, so
# if it is missing, it makes it more likely that there is a reasonable type constraint that just hasn't been defined.
SELECT ?property (GROUP_CONCAT(?propertyCategoryLabel; SEPARATOR = "; ") AS ?categories) ?propertyLabel ?propertyDescription ?propertyAltLabel WHERE {
  {
    SELECT ?property ?propertyCategoryLabel ?propertyLabel ?propertyDescription ?propertyAltLabel WHERE {
      ?property wikibase:propertyType wikibase:WikibaseItem.
      MINUS { ?property wdt:P2302 wd:Q21503250. }
      MINUS { ?property wdt:P2302 wd:Q53869507. }
      OPTIONAL { ?property wdt:P31 ?propertyCategory. }
      SERVICE wikibase:label { bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "[AUTO_LANGUAGE],mul,en". }
    }
  }
}
GROUP BY ?property ?propertyLabel ?propertyDescription ?propertyAltLabel

Query found at

graph TD classDef projected fill:lightgreen; classDef literal fill:orange; classDef iri fill:yellow; v4("?categories") v1("?property"):::projected v2("?propertyCategory") v3("?propertyCategoryLabel"):::projected c8(["bd:serviceParam"]):::iri c5(["wd:Q53869507"]):::iri c4(["wd:Q21503250"]):::iri c10(["#91;AUTO_LANGUAGE#93;,mul,en"]):::literal c2(["wikibase:WikibaseItem"]):::iri v1 --"wikibase:propertyType"--> c2 subgraph minus0["MINUS"] style minus0 stroke-width:6px,fill:pink,stroke:red; v1 --"wdt:P2302"--> c4 end subgraph minus1["MINUS"] style minus1 stroke-width:6px,fill:pink,stroke:red; v1 --"wdt:P2302"--> c5 end subgraph optional0["(optional)"] style optional0 fill:#bbf,stroke-dasharray: 5 5; v1 -."wdt:P31".-> v2 end subgraph s1["http://wikiba.se/ontology#label"] style s1 stroke-width:4px; c8 --"wikibase:language"--> c10 end bind3[/"?propertyCategoryLabel"/] v3 --o bind3 bind3 --as--o v4