@Dave Does it still hold that the reasoner and therefore consistency checking runs independently of TDB, i.e. it runs in-memory?
If so, depending on the size of the data you have to assign enough memory to the JVM to avoid OOM errors. Lorenz On 21.02.2018 11:01, Dave Reynolds wrote: > Hi Maria, > > Sorry but there's not, as far as I'm aware, any support for invoking > consistency checking via Fuseki. The consistency checking in the built > in reasoners is accessible via API calls so you could write your own > reporting tool using that but I don't believe there's anything built > into fuseki. > > Dave > > On 21/02/18 09:45, Мария Ильина wrote: >> Dear members of the community, >> >> I have a problem concerning the use of TDB and Fuseki. >> >> I have created a Fuseki server with an in-memory TDB2 database and >> OWLMicro >> reasoner. I am using HTTP queries to access the db. This is done by >> performing SPARQL queries (both select and insert, delete) via Fuseki >> query >> service from my Python web app. >> >> However, I could not find any documentation on how to perform >> consistency >> check via Fuseki over the data stored in TDB. I would also like to >> have a >> report, showing which triples contradict with each other. Could you >> help me >> on how to do this with Fuseki and HTTP? >> >> In addition, is it possible to track changes applied to TDB? Any version >> control / migrations service? >> >> Thank you in advance. >> >> King regards, >> Maria Ilyina >> Master's student of Novosibirsk State University, >> Budker Institute of Nuclear Physics, Russia >>
