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Latest revision as of 17:40, November 13, 2008
Exporting Query Results
You can export the results of a query to a text file, protege_query_results.txt, which is saved in the same folder as your Protege .pprj project file. To export the results:
Click the Export Slot Values (
) button
at the top right
of the Query Results pane.
By default, the text file will list each instance and its class. A dialog box will prompt you to choose any additional slot values of the instance that you wish to export. Select those you want and click OK.
Pick slots to export dialogThe information will be exported to a text file, with slot values separated by tabs.
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Note:
If you wish to export the results for more than one query,
make sure to rename the text file so that it will not be overwritten.
