button. The type name is written as defined by the default
display type in the
module DiversityAgents - for more information please see the
documentation on
DiversityAgents.
To synchronize the
names of collectors, determinators
etc.
which are linked to the module DiversityAgents choose
Administration -> Maintenance
from
the menu. A window will open as shown below. On the tab page
Collection <->
Agents select the project for which the agents should
be synchronized.
There are 9 tables which may contain links to DiversityAgents:
Collection,
CollectionAgent,
CollectionEventLocalisation,
CollectionEventProperty,
CollectionSpecimen,
CollectionSpecimenProcessing,
Identification,
IdentificationUnitAnalysis
and Transaction.
Choose one of these tables for the synchronization. Then start
the query with a click on the
button. The type name is written as defined by the default
display type in the
module DiversityAgents - for more information please see the
documentation on
DiversityAgents.
The form will list
all differences found. To update
the database click on the
button.
If you wish to have a more
detailed look on one
of the data sets in the list,
you need to check the "Include accession number" checkbox
before starting the
query. A button
will appear which will take you back to a single data set in
the database.
You can either update the cached names for entries which are linked to DiversityAgents as described above or you can search for possible links based on the names as shown below. In addition to the options described above you may choose the display type for the query to find any possible match as names may be written like "Hertel, H.", "H. Hertel" etc.
If the collectors had been written in one field with
separators like & you can split these to create a separate entry for every
collector (see below). Choose the project, enter the separator or select one of
the predefined separators and click on the
Search for names to split
button. The result will be shown as in the example below. Click on the
Start update
button to split the collectors. If several separators had been used you have to
do the splitting for every single separator.
