What happens when db create : Connection timed out?

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I'm trying to load a bunch of data during db create using the following command.

``bash

./bin/stardog-admin --server http://stardog.internal db create -n loadttl --copy-server-side -- dataset*.ttl

Connection timed out
``

The number of files I am loading is 1000 and each one is about 5 mb.

Will it continue processing?
Do I need to start over?

> ./bin/stardog-admin db list

No databases in the system; use the 'create' command to make a new database.

cluster status reports

``

Node: 1
Memory Heap : 462M (Allocated: 15G Max: 15G)
Memory Non-Heap : 80M (Allocated: 83M Max: 12G)

Node: 2
Memory Heap : 531M (Allocated: 15G Max: 15G)
Memory Non-Heap : 77M (Allocated: 80M Max: 12G)

Node: 3
Memory Heap : 445M (Allocated: 15G Max: 15G)
Memory Non-Heap : 81M (Allocated: 83M Max: 12G)

``

2

Hi,

Are there any other messages or stacktraces in the server’s stardog.log file? If you execute just a stardog-admin db create -n loadttl with no files does it create an empty database, or does it tell you there’s already something there?

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I can't do the create -n loadttl anymore. I ended up wiping the servers and trying again from the server instead of from a client machine in hopes to avoid the Connection timed out issue.

It does get a lot further when the connection is local.

I'll have to try to reproduce it again and get good logs.

4

For future reference, if the client times out during db create loading would still continue on the server. There isn’t a way to see the loading progress on the client side at this point (we are working on that). Doing tail -f $STARDOG_HOME/stardog.log on the server machine would show the progress on the server.

Best,
Evren

5

Ok, thanks for the info!

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