Asset Operations Button

The Asset Operations button is available in the toolbar of the asset collection workspace. It provides a searchable dropdown menu of operations organized into the following sections.

Import

The Import section is available to users with edit permissions on the current asset collection. It lists operations that bring external data into the collection, such as importing from spreadsheets, RDF files, or external data sources.

• Enumerations Spreadsheet Importer
• Import Crosswalk from Spreadsheet
• Import Data Set from Spreadsheet
• Import RDF File
• Import Document (Tika)

Export

The Export section is available to all users for all asset collections. It provides access to various features that take the content of an asset collection and either send it to other systems or produce downloadable files.

• Export as an RDF File
• Export Concept Overview Spreadsheet
• Export Crosswalk as a Spreadsheet
• Export Hierarchy Spreadsheet
• Export Ontology as OWL File
• Export Ontology as RDF Schema File
• Export to SharePoint Term Store
• Export with Includes as a File
• Publish for Explorer Users
• Normalized Concepts (Troubleshooting)
• Generate API for External Scripts

Transform

The Transform section is available to users with edit permissions and applies to asset collections that are not system or product configuration graphs. It contains operations that may affect the entire asset collection, such as running inference rules or converting data structures.

• Convert OWL Axioms to SHACL Constraints
• Convert SKOS-XL Labels to Reified Values
• Copy or Move Instances from Other Asset Collection
• Delete Sample Data

APIs

The APIs section appears when API-access operations are available for the current asset collection. It provides links to interfaces such as the GraphQL query browser and the Web Services Swagger UI, allowing developers to explore and interact with the collection programmatically.

• GraphQL Queries
• Web Services Swagger UI

Classic Importers

The Classic Importers section is available to users with edit permissions. It contains legacy import operations that open in the classic UI style, such as importing DDL files, connecting to JDBC sources, or importing spreadsheets using a mapping pattern or template.

• Import DDL File
• Import from JDBC Connection
• Import from SharePoint Term Store
• Import Spreadsheet using Pattern
• Import Spreadsheet using Template

Further Reading on TQ Data Foundation

• Introduction to TQ Data Foundation