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Hi Monika,
it seems that you have opened an Excel file while the wizard expects a Tab-Separated Values (.tsv) file. Could you export to .tsv from Excel and try again?
If this doesn't help, please provide details of your choices in
the wizard and (unless private) an example file that you are
trying to load.
Holger
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Hi Monika,
it seems that you have opened an Excel file while the wizard expects a Tab-Separated Values (.tsv) file. Could you export to .tsv from Excel and try again?
If this doesn't help, please provide details of your choices in the wizard and (unless private) an example file that you are trying to load.
Holger
On 23/07/2019 17:16, Monika Yadav wrote:
Hey Irene,I have imported the instance from excel but while doing importing to current ontologyAn unexpected error has occured.
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This error depends on the chosen target ontology. Furthermore, the rows in the file that you have attached don't look correct - they have plenty of line breaks instead of tabs.
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Have you tried the following:
1) Copy the .xml file into the TBC workspace
2) Double-click the .xml file to open it with TopBraid
This will translate all XML element types into OWL classes, the
attributes to RDF properties, and all elements into corresponding
RDF instances. This approach is called Semantic XML in the
documentation, and includes the ability to map the instances into
an existing ontology.
Holger
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The error indicates out-of-memory, but it also uses the default
Eclipse XML editor.
With TBC-ME 6.2.3, the following should work (right-click on the file to get to that menu):

HTH
Holger
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From the FAQ at https://www.topquadrant.com/knowledge-assets/faq/tbc/ under Can I increase the amount of memory for Composer:
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Increasing the amount of memory available to Composer involves
setting the -Xmx value for the maximum Java heap size. The setting
is packaged in the .ini file with the command line parameters for
starting Composer.
For Windows, use the “TopBraid Composer.ini.orig” file. This will
ensure the settings stay the same even if other Eclipse
applications try to change it.
Open the file with a text editor. The -Xmx value can be set to any
whole number, such as “-Xmx800m”. However, if the value exceeds
the amount of memory that can be allocated to the JVM by your
system, Composer will not start. If this occurs, edit the
.ini/.orig file for a smaller size until Composer starts.
For Macintosh users, the .ini file is packaged with the
application. Find the application file, it will be named “TopBraid
Composer”, and right-click to choose ‘Choose Package Contents’.
The ‘TopBraid Composer.ini’ is found in the Contents/MacOS folder.
The maximum size for the Java heap is highly dependent on the
system setup, including JVM limitations (32- vs. 64-bit), and
available memory. Java heap is allocated in contiguous memory. The
effective maximum size for a 32-bit Windows machine tends to be
about 1024m (but can be 1000m, etc.). 64-bit machines with larger
amounts of RAM can set the maximum heap size (with the -Xmx
setting) to larger sizes.
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In any case, 900 MB sounds like a show stopper to me as you'd
need a database to stream that into. I'd say you will likely be
better off with some hand-written solution.
HTH
Holger
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