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rdms:workflows:archiving [2026/07/30 12:29] – [Step 5: Move Data Package to Archive] slight rephrasing giuliordms:workflows:archiving [2026/07/30 12:30] (current) – [Step 3: Creation of the Data Package] fixed style of .tar string giulio
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 **Prerequisites**: Step 2 has finished. **Prerequisites**: Step 2 has finished.
  
-In this step, the previously unbundled data, which was moved to the project's archive space in the RDMS, is bundled into a data package. This data package is a ''.tar'' file containing the selected data, as well as the RDMS metadata that was attached to the files and folders (if the option to export it was selected in the previous step).+In this step, the previously unbundled data, which was moved to the project's archive space in the RDMS, is bundled into a data package. This data package is a ''*.tar'' file containing the selected data, as well as the RDMS metadata that was attached to the files and folders (if the option to export it was selected in the previous step).
  
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-If you select the "Create data package" option in the menu, the RDMS system will automatically bundle the previously unbundled data into a ''.tar'' archive. Afterwards, the next step (adding metadata to the data package) can follow.+If you select the "Create data package" option in the menu, the RDMS system will automatically bundle the previously unbundled data into a ''*.tar'' archive. Afterwards, the next step (adding metadata to the data package) can follow.
  
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