Re: [Dbpedia-discussion] [Virtuoso-users] Issued loading dbpedia 3.2 in virtoso

[Kingsley I. <ki...@op...>]

Marvin Lugair wrote:
> Hi,
> I am trying to load the new dbpedia 3.2 in virtuoso. I am using the dbpedia loading script posted on the virtuoso website http://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/rdfperformancetuning.html
>
> In addition to the error I got in loading the infobocmappingbas file (see my previous email), loading the other files is taking too long... the longabstracts.nt file has been trying to load for more than 3 hours (just for that one file).
> I have 8 gigs of ram on a dual core and the ram is not even being maxed in the process.
>
> Here are my questions:
> 1- Is the a better way to load dbpedia in virtuoso? If yes please send me the script plus the dbpedia.ini file for the best virtuoso settings.
> 2- Has anyone tried to load all of dbpedia 3.2 core in any RDF store ans succeeded?
> 3- Is the dbpedia on the dbpedia.org site that has the public sparql point available, is it 3.2? If yes are the datasets loaded the same as the old ones as referenced here: http://wiki.dbpedia.org/DatasetsLoaded?v=cvh
>
>
> DBPedia is only useful to us if we can do things with it (and hopefully with reasonable speed) and I am trying to get one up and running locally as many queries on the public sparql point time-out.
>
>
> Your input is much appreciated!
>
> Marv.
>
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Marv,

We will be updating the VOS site and this forum about the DBpedia 3.2 
installer for Virtuoso very soon.

We are going to offer the following:

1. DBpedia+Virtuoso installer script for self-installation in your data 
center
2. An EC2 AMI

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