3. A Database Management System (DBMS)-based reasoning method comprising: receiving a Resource Description Framework (RDF) triple; examining whether the received triple conforms to Resource Description Framework Schema (RDFS) subsumption relation entailment rules or Web Ontology Language (OWL) inverse relation rules; omitting a reasoning process for the received triple and creating a table view when the received triple conforms to the RDFS subsumption relation entailment rules or the OWL inverse relation rules as a result of the examination; and storing the received triple in a DBMS table, wherein the table view indicates a virtual table for the DBMS table.
3. A Database Management System (DBMS)-based reasoning method comprising: receiving a Resource Description Framework (RDF) triple; examining whether the received triple conforms to Resource Description Framework Schema (RDFS) subsumption relation entailment rules or Web Ontology Language (OWL) inverse relation rules; omitting a reasoning process for the received triple and creating a table view when the received triple conforms to the RDFS subsumption relation entailment rules or the OWL inverse relation rules as a result of the examination; and storing the received triple in a DBMS table, wherein the table view indicates a virtual table for the DBMS table. 4. The DBMS-based reasoning method according to claim 3 , wherein the creating of a table view comprises: creating a table view for an object of the triple, which is defined as a union of a table corresponding to a subject of the triple and a table corresponding to the object of the triple when a predicate of the triple is rdfs:subPropertyOf or rdfs:subClassOf indicative of a subsumption relation as a result of the examination, and creating a table view for the object of the triple, which is defined as a union of an inverse of the table corresponding to the subject of the triple and the table corresponding to the object of the triple when the predicate of the triple is owl:inverseOf as a result of the examination, wherein the inverse of the table means exchanging subject and object columns of the table.