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Handle of Site (format: [handle_prefix]/0)

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dc.title

Name of Site (from dspace.cfg 'dspace.name' config)

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Site Handle (format: [handle_prefix]/0)

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titleWhy are there Group Names with Handles?

You may have noticed several odd looking group names in the above example, where a Handle is embedded in the name (e.g. "COLLECTION_hdl:123456789/57_SUBMIT"). This is a translation of a Group name which included a Community or Collection Internal ID (e.g. "COLLECTION_45_SUBMIT"). Since you are exporting these Groups outside of DSpace, the Internal ID may no longer be valid or be understandable. Therefore, before export, these Group names are all translated to include an externally understandable identifier, in the form of a Handle. If you use this AIP to restore your groups later, they will be translated back to the normal DSpace format (i.e. the handle will be translated back to the new Internal ID).

Warning
titleUnused Groups may not be exported

Groups which are no longer utilized by the system may not be exported in the AIP. If a Group name includes a Community or Collection Internal ID (e.g. "COLLECTION_45_SUBMIT"), and that Community or Collection no longer exists, then the Group will not be exported in any AIP. The reasoning is that we were unable to translate an Internal ID into an External ID (i.e. Handle). If we are unable to do that translation, re-importing or restoring a group with an old internal ID could cause conflicts or instability in your DSpace system. In order to avoid such conflicts, these groups will never be included within AIPs.

Example of DSPACE-ROLES Schema for a Community or Collection

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