Hi Tammy,
If my command did not have a typo in the spelling of “virtuoso” it would have
worked just as yours does as the both do effectively the same thing, apart from
your -f which will output log information in the foreground when starting ...
The #this is one of the conventions (others use a
Hello Hugh,
Thanks very much for responding. The format is native; RDF/XML.
I'd love to be able to tell you what graphs are available, but one of my other
problems is getting Virtuoso started in the first place. I guess it's a
blessing in disguise that it happened, maybe you can help me wit
Hi Hugh,
OK so I echo'ed the PATH to check to make sure
/usr/local/virtuoso-opensource/bin is still there, and it is.
When I go: virtuouso-t, it says virtuouso-t: command not found
Maybe I just know enough to be dangerous? I'd like to know enough to fix the
problem :)
After that, I go virtuoso
Hi Tammy,
From the “db” directory with the PATH set as you have below the following
should suffice:
virtuouso-t
then run the following to see the startup in progress and whether it is
successful etc:
tail -f virtuoso.log
It should end with something like the following indicat
On 9/11/12 9:59 AM, Markus Graube wrote:
Thank you for your quick reply.
Yes, I want to overwrite the old transient data. Therefore the pragma
get:soft "replace" seems to perfectly fit my needs. But when I include
this to my query I get no results at all. It seems that this pragma also
clears th
Hi Tammy,
What is the actual format of this RDF data you are seeking to ingest via the
DAV rdf_sink folder, as if in a native formats like RDF/XML, Turtle, Ntriple
etc it should be automatically ingested into the Virtuoso Quad Store.
What graphs are listed as being available in the Virtuoso Qua
I've tried this a couple of times and I do not know what is wrong. I've
uploaded RDF data to Virtuoso two different ways (one time I used the
interface, the second time I used curl). Both methods were "successful" (curl
came back with a "201 Created" response). But whenever I try to query the
