As you may know, I’ve been working on importing ETDs into my repository. I have determined that for items that need embargoing or for new items, I need to import via Simple Archive Format. I have successfully written records to the format and have imported those records. I am able to view the records just fine in the interface, view the bitstream, and when I view the full item record, all the expected metadata is in the correct fields. However, I’ve discovered something weird: when I export the metadata of the item that I have imported via SAF, all of my metadata fields are the array version, i.e. instead of having dc.title, I have dc.title[]. The only fields that are repeated in either dublin_core.xml or metadata_local.xml are dc.description.committee and dc.subject. Here are those files as well as the exported csv for an example record that has this behavior: https://gist.github.com/smkiewel/e8d8a30df55117ede41671b4b545e5b0. While I don’t still have the output of the successful import of this record, I have the output of a failure that happened right before the successful import that shows the processing of the metadata fields: https://gist.github.com/smkiewel/af6b3eaa8f701d4b2a5ae0c865ed82bc.
Thanks again for all the help.
Shawn
As you may know, I’ve been working on importing ETDs into my repository. I have determined that for items that need embargoing or for new items, I need to import via Simple Archive Format. I have successfully written records to the format and have imported those records. I am able to view the records just fine in the interface, view the bitstream, and when I view the full item record, all the expected metadata is in the correct fields. However, I’ve discovered something weird: when I export the metadata of the item that I have imported via SAF, all of my metadata fields are the array version, i.e. instead of having dc.title, I have dc.title[]. The only fields that are repeated in either dublin_core.xml or metadata_local.xml are dc.description.committee and dc.subject. Here are those files as well as the exported csv for an example record that has this behavior: https://gist.github.com/smkiewel/e8d8a30df55117ede41671b4b545e5b0. While I don’t still have the output of the successful import of this record, I have the output of a failure that happened right before the successful import that shows the processing of the metadata fields: https://gist.github.com/smkiewel/af6b3eaa8f701d4b2a5ae0c865ed82bc.
Thanks again for all the help.
Shawn
That explains it perfectly! I was just worried that I had both dc.title and dc.title[] in my full export. Thank you so much!