bug #9322: Remove invalid designation taxon relationship - EDIT - EDIT Project Management

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bug #9322

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Remove invalid designation taxon relationship

Added by Andreas Müller about 2 years ago. Updated about 2 years ago.

Status:

Closed

Priority:

Priority14

Assignee:

Andreas Müller

Category:

cdmlib

Target version:

Release 5.18

Start date:

Due date:

% Done:

100%

Estimated time:

Severity:

normal

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Description

Invalid designations are simply names which are not valid and therefore are called "designations" only not "names".

For some reason in the Berlin Model there was a taxon relationship called "is invalid designation for" which was imported to CDM as well.

This relationship should not be used. Instead a synonym relationship should be used and the "designation" name should get a nomenclatural status indicating that it is "invalid".

Therefore everything related to "invalid designation" relationship should be deleted in TaxEditor, Dataportal and cdmlib/model.

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Updated by Andreas Müller about 2 years ago

Related to task #8055: Correct formatting for invalid designations added

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Updated by Andreas Müller about 2 years ago

Related to feature request #7761: Invalid designations should be displayed like misapplied names in name editor added

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Updated by Andreas Müller about 2 years ago

Related to feature request #6394: Allow additional taxon relationships in TaxEditor to be handled similar to misapplications added

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Updated by Andreas Müller about 2 years ago

Find possible cases:

SELECT tr.id, tb1.titleCache fromx , tb2.titleCache tox, tr.*
FROM TaxonRelationship tr 
INNER JOIN DefinedTermBase trType ON trType.id = tr.type_id 
LEFT JOIN TaxonBase tb2 ON tb2.id = tr.relatedto_id
LEFT JOIN TaxonBase tb1 ON tb1.id = tr.relatedfrom_id
WHERE trType.uuid = '605b1d01-f2b1-4544-b2e0-6f08def3d6ed'

;

SELECT tr.id, tb1.titleCache fromx , tb2.titleCache tox, tr.*
FROM TaxonRelationship_AUD tr 
INNER JOIN DefinedTermBase trType ON trType.id = tr.type_id 
LEFT JOIN TaxonBase tb2 ON tb2.id = tr.relatedto_id
LEFT JOIN TaxonBase tb1 ON tb1.id = tr.relatedfrom_id
WHERE trType.uuid = '605b1d01-f2b1-4544-b2e0-6f08def3d6ed';

SELECT *
FROM TaxonRelationship_AUD tr 
WHERE tr.id IN (
SELECT tr.id
FROM TaxonRelationship_AUD tr 
INNER JOIN DefinedTermBase trType ON trType.id = tr.type_id 
LEFT JOIN TaxonBase tb2 ON tb2.id = tr.relatedto_id
LEFT JOIN TaxonBase tb1 ON tb1.id = tr.relatedfrom_id
WHERE trType.uuid = '605b1d01-f2b1-4544-b2e0-6f08def3d6ed'
)