To provide details from other modules like DiversityTaxonNames,
DiversityCollection, DiversityReferences etc. in the cached data, this information
is transferred into the cache database
together with the data from DiversityDescriptions database. Use the
button to add a source for
the data you need. You may include data from a local or a linked database. The data
for the cache database are provided via views that will be created for you. With
the
button you can list the sources
used in the projects to get a hint of what may be needed. The tables and view for
the sources are placed in the schema dbo in the
SQL-Server cache database and public in the
Postgres cache databases. In case a new version for the source is available
you get a notation like
Needs recreation to version 2 . In this case you must remove the source
with a click on the
button and use the
button to recreate the
source. For the inclusion of sources from services like Catalogue of Life
see the chapter Sources from webservices.
The sources of some module provide additional subsets
to the main data. To select the subsets that should be transferred to the cache
database, click on the
button. In the upcoming
dialog (see the example for DiversityTaxonNames below) select those subsets you
want to transfer in addition to the basic name list.
To transfer the data of a single source into the
cache database use the
button and the
buttons to inspect
the content.
To transfer the data into the
Postgres database, you have to connect with a database first. Use the
button to transfer the data
from the
cache database into the
Postgres database. The
button will
transfer the data of all sources in the list into the cache database (see below).
To transfer the data of all sources into the
cache database and all available
Postgres databases, use the scheduled transfer
as background process. With this transfer all available Postgres
databases will be included in the data transfer. These targets are indicated underneath
the Postgres block (see image below).
If the target is placed on the current server, the text will appear in black as shown below.
With the
button you can remove the sources
together with the views (see above).
In some cases, e.g. if a datasource is removed from the
cache database and there is no active connection to the
Postgres database, the corresponding data will stay in the
postgres database. These orphaned data might disturb subsequent data transfers,
if they overlap with the remaining data. Their source view and number of datasets
are shown in section "Source views not present in the SQL-Server database"
(see below). Click on button
to delete the orphaned data.