Abstract: Data having a desirable and machine readable structure, but which is not known in advance may be thought of as semi-structured data. Semi-structured data may be represented in Resource Document Framwork (RDF) format, and such documents may be parsed to form a table of triples. Relatively small amounts of data give rise to substantial number of triples, meaning that a triple store for relatively small amounts of data will have relatively large number of rows. A management programme for a triple store monitors the number of occasions on which a given query is executed, and if the frequency of the query exceeds a given threshold, then the triples forming the result set of the query are migrated to an auxiliary triple store, thus reducing the number of rows searchable as a result of execution of the given query.