Hello,
To test Virtuoso Open Source 5.0.5 performances, I want to load a billion
of triples (which are stored in RDF files). And I don't have any idea about
the best and the fast way to do this.
In fact, I know how I can generate a billion of triples, but I am looking
for the fast way to load
Hi Ivan,
thanks for the suggestions. I launched about two hours ago once again
the loading process. It has run for about 2 hours. and, after the first
5 minutes the load of the system reached 40!
It just stopped again. I set the number of buffers to 125 (I have
16GB fo RAM) and I used DB
Eric,
I've loaded Uniprot (both reviewed and not-reviewed parts, all 14.2Gb)
into a database that was some about 5Gb before the loading.
I've used DB.DBA.RDF_LOAD_RDFXML_MT without any splitting into parts. It
was a bit slower than I've expected but there were no hangs. I've set
checkpoint_interva
Hello,
I am trying to upload a very huge file (uniprot.rdf) Its size is
about 45GB!! (the compressed file (3.5GB) can be found in:
ftp://ftp.uniprot.org/pub/databases/uniprot/current_release/rdf/). I
have adapted a bit the virtuoso.ini file setting the striping options
(about 100GB reserved