# Example (ba)sh script to import data in Turtle format with DBRDF
# Note that the MonetDB and PostgreSQL database respectively must have been created and released.
# To import data with DBRDF using either MonetDB or PostgreSQL the class RunDropImport of DBRDF is called
# RunDropImport expects 9 arguments.
# 	The first is "IN_MEMORY", always used when importing.
#	The last  one is either "true" or "false", where "true" reports the importing progress.




DBRDFPATH=./tools/DBRDF				# path to the DBRDF folder
HOSTNAME=localhost				# host where on which MonetDB/PostgreSQL are listening
USERNAME=					# username for MonetDB/PostgreSQL (set when installing the database system)
PASSWORD=					# password of the username 
TESTTOOL=MonetDB				# either "MonetDB" or "PostgreSQL"
REPONAME=DBPedia-TT				# Is a concatenation of a freely chosen prefix together with $STORETYPE
						# separated by a dash. E.g. DBPedia-VP if $STORETYPE == VP. Note that the 
						# database is the name under which the database was created when setting up the
						# database server.  
STORETYPE=TT					# Either TT for Triple Table or VP for Vertical Partitioning. It must be the
						# the store type with which the database was created when setting up the
						# database server.
TTLFILE=./input/DBPedia/ttl/DBPedia.ttl    	# name of the file containing data in Turtle format

# The java program call

java -classpath $DBRDFPATH/bin:$DBRDFPATH/lib/postgresql-9.2-1003.jdbc4.jar:$DBRDFPATH/lib/openrdf-sesame-2.6.6-onejar.jar:$DBRDFPATH/lib/sesame-http-client-2.6.6.jar:$DBRDFPATH/lib/owlapi-3.2.2.jar:$DBRDFPATH/lib/monetdb-jdbc-2.9.jar uk.ac.ox.cs.DBRDF.run.RunDropImport "IN_MEMORY" $HOSTNAME $USERNAME $PASSWORD $TESTTOOL $REPONAME $STORETYPE $TTLFILE "false"