Archive 1.x:Individual OSF-Drupal Export Tool

This function is not available to all users. It often requires being at least at a 'contributor' level or similar.

Exporting "slices" of records or a full dataset begins by selecting the Export tool. That presents the first entry screen:



You first begin by specifying your desired export format via the dropdown list. The current options available are:


 * BibJSON (a special JSON format)
 * irJSON (another special JSON format)
 * WSF+XML (an XML serialization used by the structWSF Web services framework)
 * BibTeX
 * N-Triples/CSV (comma-separated values)
 * N-Triples/TSV (tab-separated values)
 * RDF+XML (RDF in the XML serialization), and
 * RDF+N3 (RDF in the N3 notation)
 * SPARQL in XML (the most vanilla XML option)
 * SPARQL in JSON (the most vanilla JSON option).

You then specify the dataset to export. All datasets for which you have export rights are listed in the dropdown list box; ppick the one you desire.

You then must pick a "slice" for export. ("Slices" are 1000-record long chunks that are used to prevent unduely long downloads. If this dataset has fewer than 1000 records, then you will get all records.) The slice number corresponds to each 1000-record increment.

You then click the Export button. There may be a brief wait, and then you will be prompted to save the file locally in a location of your choice.

The file name will be presented as Dataset_Name-slice-X.abc, where X corresponds to the Slice number and the extension is based on the MIME type for the export format you have chosen.

You repeat this process to get additional slices.