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Comment: Add notes regarding which batch csv import fields create invalid MADS.

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Prepare a comma-delimited CSV file using the column names below. Only columns with names in the list will be processed; all others will be ignored. Any comma within a field must be replaced with a double pipe. For example, 'Nursing, Department of' must be replaced with 'Nursing|| Department of'.

  • STATUS
  • POSITION
  • EMAIL
  • POSITION  (Note:  In the MADS schema, this is an uncontrolled field;  The default Scholar MADS Form in Islandora treats it as a controlled field, and if used to touch up a record with an uncontrolled value for <position>, the default form will delete the position information out of the metadata.  If you use the csv importer to fill position with an uncontrolled value, then you will need to modify the Scholar MADS Form, in order to allow this field to be edited later in Islandora.)
  • EMAIL  (Note:  batch csv importer will store this to the incorrect MADS field, resulting in invalid MADS)
  • IDENTIFIER
  • TERM_OF_ADDRESS
  • GIVEN_NAME
  • FAMILY_NAME
  • FAX
  • PHONE
  • _NAME
  • FAX  (Note:  batch csv importer will store this to the incorrect MADS field, resulting in invalid MADS)
  • PHONE  (Note:  batch csv importer will store this to the incorrect MADS field, resulting in invalid MADS)
  • DISPLAY_NAME
  • DEPARTMENT
  • NAME_DATE
  • STREET
  • CITY
  • STATE
  • COUNTRY
  • POSTCODE
  • START_DATEDATE  (Note:  batch csv importer will store this to the incorrect MADS field, resulting in invalid MADS)
  • END_DATE  (Note:  batch csv importer will store this to the incorrect MADS field, resulting in invalid MADS)END_DATE
  • ROOM_NUMBER
  • BUILDING
  • CAMPUS

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