[arangodb-google] Trying ArangoIMP but failed on Fedora Linux

[Dino Lopez]

I install Fedora Linux in VirtualBox, then install ArangoDB and setup the port to show in Windows.

For some reason trying to populate data in the 3.3 community edition failed using ArangoIMP, I wonder if somebody can point me in a good tutorial to populate initial data for learning development.

[Wilfried Gösgens]

Hi,
you need to eventually specify the type of the file you want to import.

You can find more informations on it here:

https://docs.arangodb.com/3.3/Manual/Administration/Arangoimp.html

Cheers,
Willi

Post by Dino Lopez
I install Fedora Linux in VirtualBox, then install ArangoDB and setup the
port to show in Windows.
For some reason trying to populate data in the 3.3 community edition
failed using ArangoIMP, I wonder if somebody can point me in a good
tutorial to populate initial data for learning development.

[Dino Lopez]

It worked great, I was able to follow the documemtation and is awesome about 100,000 records from the sample site not even in 1 second is incredible ArangoDB is so FAST.

Later download the Git commits sample with about 20,000 records, uloaded not a blink.

Finnally try the CSV, no dissapointments, the first line was the definition of the columns,voala just works.

Make me so excited want to learn more and more want to load 15,000,000 records and start building apps.

Surely Im just starting but after SQL,Oracle,MySQL,this is awesome. Keep doing the great job.

[Wilfried Gösgens]

Hi,
thanks for the kind words - glad you like it.

Some other bits you may like:
https://docs.arangodb.com/3.3/AQL/Examples/Join.html
(how do you do a SQL left outer join again?)

And probably this is the chapter you started looking at arangodb in first
place:
https://docs.arangodb.com/3.3/Manual/Graphs/


Cheers,
Willi

Post by Dino Lopez
It worked great, I was able to follow the documemtation and is awesome
about 100,000 records from the sample site not even in 1 second is
incredible ArangoDB is so FAST.
Later download the Git commits sample with about 20,000 records, uloaded not a blink.
Finnally try the CSV, no dissapointments, the first line was the
definition of the columns,voala just works.
Make me so excited want to learn more and more want to load 15,000,000
records and start building apps.
Surely Im just starting but after SQL,Oracle,MySQL,this is awesome. Keep
doing the great job.