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==Step 6.2 : New & Changed Authorities==
 
==Step 6.2 : New & Changed Authorities==
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Determine how your organization wants Backstage to distribute the changed and new records that are created during '''Notification Services''':
 
Determine how your organization wants Backstage to distribute the changed and new records that are created during '''Notification Services''':
 
*'''Combined''' - All new and changed records together in one file
 
*'''Combined''' - All new and changed records together in one file
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   Your ILS needs to load new and changed authorities separately,
 
   Your ILS needs to load new and changed authorities separately,
 
   as there are separate instructions within the load steps to address each respective file</font>
 
   as there are separate instructions within the load steps to address each respective file</font>
 
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==LINKS==
 
==LINKS==
 
<center><font size="4">[[Step 6.1|6.1]] - [[Step 6.2|6.2]] - [[Step 6.3|6.3]] - [[Step 6.4|6.4]] - [[Step 6.5|6.5]] - [[Step 6.6|6.6]] - [[Step 6.7|6.7]]
 
<center><font size="4">[[Step 6.1|6.1]] - [[Step 6.2|6.2]] - [[Step 6.3|6.3]] - [[Step 6.4|6.4]] - [[Step 6.5|6.5]] - [[Step 6.6|6.6]] - [[Step 6.7|6.7]]

Revision as of 14:38, 1 December 2011

Step 6.2 : New & Changed Authorities

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Determine how your organization wants Backstage to distribute the changed and new records that are created during Notification Services:

  • Combined - All new and changed records together in one file
  • Separated - New records in one file and Changed records in one file
 
 combined:
 Your ILS can load both new and changed authorities dynamically,
  without needing to separate the two in order to index properly
 
 
 separated:
 Your ILS needs to load new and changed authorities separately,
  as there are separate instructions within the load steps to address each respective file

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6.1 - 6.2 - 6.3 - 6.4 - 6.5 - 6.6 - 6.7
1.0 - 2.0 - 3.0 - 4.0 - 5.0 - 6.0