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The option `graph=` (no whitespace before the `=`) sets the graph for all subsequent files. To use the default graph again, use `graph=` followed by a whitespace or simply `graph`.
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### Example 3: Using a different RDF Database Engine
### Example 4: Using a different RDF Database Engine
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RPT can run the RDF loading and SPARQL query execution on different (embedded) engines.
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### Example 4: SPARQL Proxy
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### Example 5: SPARQL Proxy
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You can quickly launch a SPARQL proxy with the combination of `-e` and `--server`:
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Note, that this is **unsafe** and should be avoided in production, but it can be useful during development.
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### Example 5: Indexing Spatial Data
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### Example 6: Indexing Spatial Data
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Data that follows the GeoSPARQL standard can be indexed by providing the `--geoindex` option. The index will be automatically updated on the first query or update request that needs to access the data after any data modification.
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Statements that intrinsically do not rely on the spatial index, namely `LOAD`, `INSERT DATA` and `DELETE DATA` mark the spatial index as potentially dirty but do not trigger immediate index recreation.
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