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[Jonathan Carter]

I believe there is an "Any" type that a slot can be. However, I'm not  
sure how this will affect the slot widgets on the forms that you might  
want to use. Worth a look, though.

An alternative would be just to use a String for the slot. Then people  
can enter alphabetical or numerical characters into the field -  
satisfying your requirement for a range of types allowed. The only  
issue - which you will have anyway - is in interpreting these slot  
values programmatically. But as I say, unless you are clear about the  
allowed types in that slot, you've got that problem anyway.

Regards

Jonathan
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On 10 Nov 2008, at 04:49, Yuddish Ravi wrote:

> hi,
>    am currently using protege 3.3.1 to develop an ontology for  
> Mauritius tourism industry. well my question is how to define a  
> property to be either a string, a float or an integer in protege  
> 3.3.1.
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