Alternatively, if the Subject taxonomy you are importing is fairly large, we recommend that you import this SKOS XML file via the command-line to avoid timeouts during the upload process, which can leave partially completed (e.g. corrupted) data in your database. See especially the --taxonomy option on the command-line task, which will allow you to specify which taxonomy the terms should be imported into:
Note that there are a number of improvements to SKOS import coming in our next release, AtoM 2.4. We will be using the job scheduler in AtoM to perform the import asynchronously via the user interface, meaning that large files can be imported without timing out. Additionally, we are using a new library to perform the import (EasyRDF), which supports more SKOS serializations (not just XML), such as N3, Turtle, etc. Finally, if your taxonomy is available online and you have access to the SKOS RDF, you can provide AtoM with a URL for import, instead of having to download the file from the source first, and then re-upload it to AtoM. You'll find some details on the related development ticket, here:
Hope that helps!
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