Hi there,
Re: option 1
The TDB tools are command line scripts - no java programming involved.
# One time:
tdbloader --loc=DB ... your data ...
# Start server each time.
./fuseki-server --loc=DB /ds
Re: option 2
./fuseki-server --loc=DB --update /ds
then
# one time
./s-post
puts it in a directory called "DB".
There is a time when the server is accessible for update though.
Andy
On 24/03/15 12:40, Jeffrey Witt wrote:
Hi Andy,
Thanks for your response. This is probably a newbie follow up, butŠ
I¹m curious about option two. How can I build a persistent database with
--update without using TDB. Would I start Fuseki without the --mem option?
If so, where is the data getting stored if not with the TDB tools?
If I can somehow make a persistent data store while using only Fuseki, and
avoid using TBD for the time being, that would be the easiest option for
me.
Thanks for your help.
jw
