Hi Adam, for bulk loading of huge graphs, there is a command line utility that you can run. It greatly improves the load performance. The documentation for usage is at this link: http://marmotta.apache.org/kiwi/loader.html , if you use it, I suggest you not run this process in parallel with other processes or threads on the same triple store, Cheers, Raffaele.
On 3 July 2014 15:39, Adam Flinton <a...@ihtsdo.org> wrote: > Dear All@marmotta, > > We have a fairly large dataset (1.7gb in XML, 800MB if trig) which loads > in a few minutes into Jena using the tdbloader. > > Loading into marmotta (with the default h2 db backend) seems to take many > many hours. > > Would it be any quicker using the client library? > > Are there any tips & tricks e.g. turning off things like versioning which > are not required for the initial load? > > I am looking to use pgsql with versioning as this is what we need vs > jana/tdb. > > > Adam Flinton >
