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When running the ccdh.importers.importer, it tries to import an ncit-termci.ttl file that was generated from TCCM. However, trying to do so appears to fail.
I was getting no messages in log when running the importer, so I debugged and examined the value of the xxx variable, and got the following error messages.
Err messages
terminationStatus | triplesLoaded | triplesParsed | namespaces | extraInfo | callParams
-------------------|---------------|---------------|------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------
KO | 0 | 0 | null | The following constraint is required for importing RDF. Please run 'CREATE CONSTRAINT n10s_unique_uri ON (r:Resource) ASSERT r.uri IS UNIQUE' and try again. | null
Possible solutions
1. Follow the instructions in the error message
Could potentially put this line of Python code right before the import line.
self.graph.call('CREATE CONSTRAINT n10s_unique_uri ON (r:Resource) ASSERT r.uri IS UNIQUE')
But I have a feeling something is missing here.
Further discussion
Questions
Is this indeed importing nothing, per the error message?
Why doesn't this error message appear unless I'm looking in the debugger?
Is that normal?
If this is indeed broken, how long has it been broken?
What functionality are we losing with this broken?
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Description
When running the
ccdh.importers.importer
, it tries to import anncit-termci.ttl
file that was generated from TCCM. However, trying to do so appears to fail.I was getting no messages in log when running the importer, so I debugged and examined the value of the
xxx
variable, and got the following error messages.Err messages
Possible solutions
1. Follow the instructions in the error message
Could potentially put this line of Python code right before the import line.
But I have a feeling something is missing here.
Further discussion
Questions
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: