Hi, Yes, this is possible indeed. Just load your exampleset and then use the DatabaseExampleSetWriter operator. TextObjects cannot be written directly into a database, since they are not in a tabular format. But you might load the texts using the TextInput operator and store them as string attribute. Then the texts are stored in the database, if the exampleset is written.
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Yes, this is possible indeed. Just load your exampleset and then use the DatabaseExampleSetWriter operator.
TextObjects cannot be written directly into a database, since they are not in a tabular format. But you might load the texts using the TextInput operator and store them as string attribute. Then the texts are stored in the database, if the exampleset is written.
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