[cubicweb/doc] Add tutorial on data import in CubicWeb. This involves creating the "tutorials/dataimport" directory structure under "cubicweb/doc" and, inside the "dataimport" directory, putting several files: - a ResT file containing the tutorial *per se*; this tutorial addresses the following issues: * creating a CubicWeb schema for representing a given data set (here, the Diseasome RDF data, for illustration purposes); * parsing the data; * importing the data, by using several stores: + the ``RQLObjectStore``, ``NoHookRQLObjectStore`` and ``SQLGenObjectStore`` from the ``dataimport`` module in CubicWeb; + the ``MassiveObjectStore`` from the ``dataimport`` module in the ``dataio`` cube. The tutorial also provides timing benchmarks of the various stores. - a set of Python files illustrating the data import, in the context of Diseasome RDF data parsing: * a Diseasome RDF data parse module, * a Diseasome data import module, * a CubicWeb schema for representing Diseasome data.

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.TH cubicweb\-ctl 1 "2010-01-14" cubicweb\-ctl

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.SH NAME

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.B cubicweb\-ctl

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\- cubicweb control utility

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.SH SYNOPSIS

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.B  cubicweb-ctl <command>

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.I OPTIONS

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.I <command arguments>

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.SH DESCRIPTION

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.PP

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CubicWeb utility to create and control instances, and more generally do all

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cubicweb's related tasks you can have to do using the command line. Available

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commands will depends on which part of the framework are installed.

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.PP

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Type

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.B "cubicweb\-ctl <command> \fB\-\-help\fR"

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for more information about a specific command.

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.SH COPYRIGHT 

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Copyright (c) 2003-2010 LOGILAB S.A. (Paris, FRANCE).

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http://www.logilab.fr/ -- mailto:contact@logilab.fr