On 24/06/2019 02:56, 刑天 wrote:
One Assembler per service. But the different service may point to the same 
database

The UI does not have complete coverage of all possible reconfiguration of services. To get a shared database, presumably there must have been setup using configuration files.

At some point, it gets too complicated and it becomes a matter of using the configuration files.

Fuseki Main is (by design) capable of having the configuration manipulated - but it does not have a UI liek Fuseki/Webapp(Full) does.

For background- in what way are the two service setups for the same database different?

    Andy






At 2019-06-24 03:38:22, "Andy Seaborne" <[email protected]> wrote:
If you delete the dataset (via its service name), you are deleting the
database itself.

What's your setup? Do you have one assembler per service?

     Andy

On 23/06/2019 15:59, 刑天 wrote:
I'm using fuseki to serve several datasets. And I'm using a style that two 
assembler point to the same TDB directory with two different name and URL. When 
I delete one dataset using fuseki delete dataset URL, the TDB directory delete 
along. So this can problem that another dataset which point to the same TDB 
directory fails. And this is the only API I can use to delete dataset without 
shuting down the fuseki server. So I have no choice but wrote a new API which 
only delete assembler file(besides one which only create dataset with specified 
tdb path and other description). Is there another way to do these things? Am I 
doing it right?

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