Hi Elias
Check the discoverable flag with this database query:
(postgres)
select * from item where discoverable =false;
(oracle)
select * from item where discoverable =0;
If the items you lost are in this list you can set the flag to true,
reindex discovery, and the item will appear.
regards
Hi all,
We recently changed to a new server and everything seems to be in
place, except that we are missing ~50 items, these items don’t show up
in results, browse pages, etc. However, if we enter the handle or URL
directly, then we can see them. We’ve checked their “Item Status”
page and they have the proper or standards authorization and they’re
set as “public” items. They seem to disappear after DSpace runs the
media filter or index-discovery scripts.
*Question: is there a way to check/change the status for “hidden” items?
*
Thanks in advance,
Elias
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Elías Tzoc
Digital Scholarship Librarian
King 303 | (513) 529-7206
Miami University Libraries
http://cds.lib.miamioh.edu/
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