I'm using Windows 11 and I was trying to make a bulk insert with OpenLink Virtuoso Open Source edition. I was following this guide: https://docs.openlinksw.com/virtuoso/fn_ld_dir_all/.
I updated the virtuoso.ini file with 'a proper' DirsAllowed parameter (<path> is something like C:\\Users\\user\\Git\\Projects\\rdf_repository)
DirsAllowed = ., <path>
But I'm having troubles nonetheless, with the following error message.
The statement execution did not return a result set.
SQLState: 42000
Message: FA003: Access to is denied due to access control in ini file
Is there any alternative to isql.exe or Conductor? A tool to import RDF Turtle or graph files?
Thanks.
The documentation page you linked to is specifically focused on a single function, ld_dir_all(). You may find better results by following this guide to the Bulk Loader, which does mention ld_dir_all() but covers several other things along the way.
That said, since you're getting an error about the <path> value you've put in the INI DirsAllowed, we probably need to see exactly what you've put there, and the exact error message, rather than you masking the <path> strings in either value.
A common cause of this error is using one or more directory values that are not Windows-appropriate. This Windows-appropriate value may provide the clue you need --
.;D:\my\favorite\directory
Also note that if your directory path includes mixed-case and/or space characters, you may need to wrap each directory path (between semicolons ;) in double-quotes (e.g., "D:\my favorite\directory").
In some environments, you even need to add the data source directory (e.g., D:\my\favorite\directory) to your %PATH% environment variable.
If the above doesn't get you rolling and/or you're concerned about posting details to the public web, you may prefer to open a Support Case through our website, rather than conversing here or on our public Community Forum. Note that priority handling of Support Cases is reserved for users of our Enterprise Edition and/or holding an active support contract, so while we will respond to you, it may take a day or more between our responses.