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Fork RDF data from Linked Data resources and SPARQL results

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You can fork (copy the contents of) any RDF document to a namedgraph in your dataspace. Two sources of RDF are supported: RDF resources on the web (Linked Data), and RDF file uploads.

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Adding data this way will cause a blocking request, so use it for small amounts of data only (e.g. a few thousands of RDF triples).\n For larger data, use asynchronous RDF imports.

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From Linked Data

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To copy the contents of the current RDF document (local or remote) into a local document, follow these steps:

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  1. Click on the Save button on the right side of the action bar.\n A form will open with the following fields:\n
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    URI of the source document
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    The target document. You can start typing to find it by its label, or paste its URI here.
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  2. Click Save to perform the fork operation.
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From file

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To upload the contents of an RDF file into a document, simply drag the file from your filesystem into LinkedDataHub when the document's properties mode is active.

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The following syntaxes are supported:

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  • N-Triples (.nt)
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