Yrjänä Rankka wrote:
Sören Auer wrote:
Ivan Mikhailov wrote:
Unfortunately, we can offer plain INSERTs only, but they're not bad,
esp. when parametrized.
You mean wen run as prepared statements?
Yes. You prepare statement, then exec it repeatedly with parameters -
this is the faste
Sören Auer wrote:
Ivan Mikhailov wrote:
Unfortunately, we can offer plain INSERTs only, but they're not bad,
esp. when parametrized.
You mean wen run as prepared statements?
Yes. You prepare statement, then exec it repeatedly with parameters -
this is the fastest way of inserting
Ivan Mikhailov wrote:
Unfortunately, we can offer plain INSERTs only, but they're not bad,
esp. when parametrized.
You mean wen run as prepared statements?
Your request for fast CSV loading is the first
one for this feature, we can schedule that, but not for this month, I'm
afraid.
I guess
Kingsley Idehen wrote:
Are you loading SQL. RDF, or RDF via SQL channel into Virtuoso? We
need to know which of these you mean before providing a response about
optimal paths.
Its just plain SQL - else I wouldn't have compared Virtuoso to MySQL ;-)
--Sören
Sören Auer wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently making some experiments with loading really large data
into Virtuoso and I'm wondering whether there are ways to speed up
loading of data into empty tables. mySQL e.g. allows to disable keys and
to load data from CSV files, which is by factor 5 faster than
Hello Sören,
Unfortunately, we can offer plain INSERTs only, but they're not bad,
esp. when parametrized. Your request for fast CSV loading is the first
one for this feature, we can schedule that, but not for this month, I'm
afraid.
Best Regards,
Ivan Mikhailov
OpenLink Software
http://virtuoso.
Hi,
I'm currently making some experiments with loading really large data
into Virtuoso and I'm wondering whether there are ways to speed up
loading of data into empty tables. mySQL e.g. allows to disable keys and
to load data from CSV files, which is by factor 5 faster than
traditional insert
