I want to return a result in SPARQL only if a property exists and has a specified value

Question

I have an owl ontology where I consider that a Zone element is tasked if it has an associated Mission and this Mission is tasked .

The Zone class in my ontology: http://myontology/Zone

• with the following object property: http://myontology/hasMission where the target is http://myontology/Mission
• and the following string data property: http://myontology/label

The Mission class: http://myontology/Mission

• with the following boolean data property: http://myontology/tasked

I want to know if a particular Zone is tasked. It means that it has the hasMission object property, and that the target Mission has a tasked data property with the value true .

I tried something like:

SELECT ?label ?tasked
WHERE {
  ?zone rdf:type myontology:Zone .
  ?zone myontology:label "ZoneName" .
  ?zone myontology:label ?label .
  ?mission rdf:type myontology:Mission .
  OPTIONAL { ?mission myontology:tasked ?tasked }
  OPTIONAL { ?zone myontology:hasMission ?mission }
}

Unfortunately if there is one tasked Mission in the ontology, I always get true for the ?tasked variable, even if there is no Mission associated with the Zone , such as:

----------------------
| label | tasked |
======================
| "ZoneName" | "true"  |
----------------------

I would have liked to have this kind of result if the Zone is not associated to a Mission :

----------------------
| label | tasked |
======================
| "ZoneName" |   |
----------------------

What did I do wrong?

Note that I can't do:

SELECT ?label ?tasked
WHERE {
  ?zone rdf:type myontology:Zone .
  ?zone myontology:label "ZoneName" .
  ?zone myontology:label ?label .
  ?mission rdf:type myontology:Mission .
  OPTIONAL { ?mission myontology:tasked ?tasked }
  ?zone myontology:hasMission ?mission
}

Because in this case I the query will not return any result if the Zone is not associated with a Mission .

Answer 1

It seems that this query fix my problem, uninformeduser was right! :

SELECT ?label ?tasked
WHERE {
  ?zone rdf:type myontology:Zone .
  ?zone myontology:label "ZoneName" .
  ?zone myontology:label ?label .
  ?mission rdf:type myontology:Mission .
  OPTIONAL { 
   ?mission myontology:tasked ?tasked .
   ?zone myontology:hasMission ?mission 
  }
}

I think that the reason is because in my original try the two OPTIONAL are separate, so the engine look at them separately.