Closed jiaola closed 3 years ago
Hi! You should be able to use the -d
argument to the indexer. For example, to remove efo
:
docker run --net=host -v ols-neo4j-data:/mnt/neo4j -v ols-downloads:/mnt/downloads ebispot/ols-indexer:stable \
-d efo
It works as described. Thank you!
@jiaola Hey, I am trying to create an overview of existing OntoTools (OLS, OxO) installations - Is yours by any chance public?
@matentzn Not yet. I'm still working on it. But I'll let you know as soon as it is.
Thank you very much :)
BTW, this might be interesting: https://github.com/monarch-ebi-dev/ontotools-docker-config
Hello! I'm a newbie to OLS. I set up a local OLS by running the dockerized containers with docker-compose. I was able to load some ontologies.
Is there any way to unload an ontology in OLS? The ontology has been imported with the ebispot/ols-config-importer, and the terms are indexed with ebispot/ols-indexer.
Before the ontology was indexed, I could simply remove it from the mongo db. But after the indexing, I'm not certain how to remove the ontology terms and the configuration cleanly.
Thanks!