For Fuseki 4.6.1, how to load and export large RDF files without splitting the files? #1554
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Hi, I have two problems:
Both HTTP and command line are acceptable. I learned that Virtuoso can be implemented using ISQL. Does Fuseki has a similar approach? |
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Q1: Upload Method 1: POST the file (e.g. with curl) including content type header. 5-10 million triples isn't big - method 1 should be fine and has less manual steps. Q2: Download |
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Q1: Upload
Using a TDB2 database:
Method 1: POST the file (e.g. with curl) including content type header.
Method 2: uses the TDB2 loader and build a database offline, then put it in place.
5-10 million triples isn't big - method 1 should be fine and has less manual steps.
Q2: Download
Method 1: Fuseki has a backup operation - it writes a file to the servers local disk.
Method 2: Do a HTTP GET: query to get everything (make sure the client software does not buffer responses).
For example:
curl http://host:3030/dataset
. The default is NQuads. Content-negotation (Accept
header) can be used.