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scrollkeeper-gen-seriesid

SCROLLKEEPER-UPDATE(1)					      General Commands Manual					    SCROLLKEEPER-UPDATE(1)

NAME

       scrollkeeper-gen-seriesid - generate a unique id for a document series for use in an OMF metadata file

SYNOPSIS

       scrollkeeper-gen-seriesid [--help]

DESCRIPTION

       This  generates	a  unique id for use as the seriesid attribute to the relation element in the OMF metadata.  This id is referred to as the
       "series id" or "seriesid".

       The seriesid is used to specify a group (or series) of documents which are related.  For example, multiple versions, formats, and  transla-
       tions  of  a  single document are considered to be in the same series.  Thus, any new version, translation, etc. of a pre-existing document
       should inherit the seriesid of the original document.  Only document series which have never been assigned a seriesid in  the  past  should
       use scrollkeeper-gen-seriesid to obtain a new seriesid.

       ScrollKeeper uses the seriesid of documents to identify which documents are related to each other.  For example, when creating the contents
       list, ScrollKeeper must identify if two documents are in the same series in order to display the most complete set of documents on the sys-
       tem,  using  locale  fallback  for  documents  which may not be translated into a given locale, without displaying the same document in two
       locales.

OPTIONS

       --help Show usage (help) information.

AUTHOR

       Laszlo Kovacs   <laszlo.kovacs@sun.com>
       Dan Mueth       <d-mueth@uchicago.edu>

SEE ALSO

       scrollkeeper-config(1),	scrollkeeper.conf(5),  scrollkeeper(7),   scrollkeeper-preinstall(8),	scrollkeeper-rebuilddb(8),   scrollkeeper-
       update(8)

scrollkeeper							    Dec 5, 2001 					    SCROLLKEEPER-UPDATE(1)

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