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* Use [https://ash-dev.toolforge.org/wdutils/csv2quickstatements.php this tool] to convert .csv to QuickStatements seems to work -- then you can use Quick Statements via the command "Import V1 Commands" | * Use [https://ash-dev.toolforge.org/wdutils/csv2quickstatements.php this tool] to convert .csv to QuickStatements seems to work -- then you can use Quick Statements via the command "Import V1 Commands" | ||
*The processing is VERY SLOW and will stall midway through if your computer falls asleep. To recover–stop the process (there is a button at the bottom of the screen), filter for uncreated items, and then click "Run" again. | *The processing is VERY SLOW and will stall midway through if your computer falls asleep. To recover–stop the process (there is a button at the bottom of the screen), filter for uncreated items, and then click "Run" again. | ||
* '''Important''': some features of QuickStatements don't work on WbStack instances. For example, you cannot review previous batches or revert batches. | |||
Latest revision as of 18:47, 23 September 2020
- Follow these general guidelines on using Quick Statements
- Here is a sample spreadsheet (CUL Login required)
- The link to start an import is in the left-hand panel under QuickStatements
- Use this tool to convert .csv to QuickStatements seems to work -- then you can use Quick Statements via the command "Import V1 Commands"
- The processing is VERY SLOW and will stall midway through if your computer falls asleep. To recover–stop the process (there is a button at the bottom of the screen), filter for uncreated items, and then click "Run" again.
- Important: some features of QuickStatements don't work on WbStack instances. For example, you cannot review previous batches or revert batches.