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feat(db): add persistent identifier (pids) table #65

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opened 2025-08-14 08:48:42 +00:00 by chartgerink · 0 comments
chartgerink commented 2025-08-14 08:48:42 +00:00
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In v1, the Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) were embedded in a lot of tables directly. However, in v2 it looks like there will be ongoing Persistent Identifier (PID) support that goes beyond any single one.

A table that links any output to many PIDs will be more scalable. It will allow a DOI to be linked and an ARK, without needing to adjust the outputs/versions table. If we add support for other PIDs in the future, that would then also be more scalable.

In v1, the Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) were embedded in a lot of tables directly. However, in v2 it looks like there will be ongoing Persistent Identifier (PID) support that goes beyond any single one. A table that links any output to many PIDs will be more scalable. It will allow a DOI to be linked and an ARK, without needing to adjust the outputs/versions table. If we add support for other PIDs in the future, that would then also be more scalable.
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