The TDB2 database is open for general use (i.e. write).
You can get read-only by restricting the operations on the dataset to
only query and the read functions of the Graph Store Protocol.
Being SPARQL, query operations and write (update) operations are
separate by syntax and there are different parsers for each subset of
the total SPARQL grammar.
Andy
On 18/09/2023 13:40, Jim Balhoff wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to run a Fuseki server using a read-only TDB2 directory? I’d
like to run a query-only SPARQL endpoint, no updates. However I get an
exception at startup if the filesystem is read-only. Does Fuseki need to
acquire the lock even if updates are turned off?
Thank you,
Jim
