Hi Richard,
I'm afraid that this isn't workable. There are just to many records ingested to
do it by hand :-{
Hans
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Subject: Re: [fcrepo-user] re-ingest
Hans
Use the Fedora admin client and do a search to identify the objects (you
may need to do this in several batches). Highlight the objects that you
want to delete and right click in the highlighted area: one of the
options is 'purge' these objects.
Richard Green
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Hi,
I just ingested a lot of foxml-files with the help of fedora-ingest.sh.
How can I re-ingest the files without removing them first from the
repository?
Running the batch again gives me an ".. already exists in the registry"
error.
Or, if that isn't possible, how can I easily remove the items?
Regards,
Hans
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