dcc.tsv

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The dcc.tsv (formerly primary_dcc_contact.tsv) table must contain exactly one row describing a technical contact for this C2M2 datapackage. This table's project foreign key (the last two fields) should refer to the artificial top-level entry in the project table that represents the DCC's total C2M2 submission (see project.tsv).

FieldField DescriptionRequired?Field Value TypeExtra Info
idThe identifier for this DCC, issued by the CFDE-CC.RequiredExample: cfde_registry_dcc:hmp
dcc_nameA short, human-readable, machine-read-friendly label for this contact's program or DCCRequiredstringThis is the display name for your program in the CFDE portal.
dcc_abbreviationA very short display label for this contact's program or DCCRequiredstringShould not exceed 10 characters; can only contain 0-9, a-z, A-Z and underscore ("_"). This is the display abbreviation for your program in the CFDE portal.
dcc_descriptionA human-readable description of this contact's program or DCCRequiredstringThis is the display description for your program in the CFDE portal.
contact_emailEmail address of this contactRequiredA valid email address
contact_nameName of this contactRequiredstringThe name of a person who can answer any questions CFDE staff have during submission processing
dcc_urlURL of the front page of the website for this contact's program or DCCRequiredA valid URLExample: https://www.hmpdacc.org/
project_id_namespaceThe id_namespace of the project record representing the top-level C2M2 metadataset produced by this contact's program or DCC [part 1 of 2-component composite foreign key]RequiredstringThis will be the value of 'id_namespace' in the project.tsv table for the overarching project record representing your entire program.
project_local_idThe local_id of the project record representing the top-level C2M2 metadataset produced by this contact's program or DCC [part 2 of 2-component composite foreign key]RequiredstringThis will be the value of local_id in the project.tsv table for the overarching project record representing your entire program. If you have only a single project, this is that project. If you have more than one project, create a 'dummy project' to represent your entire program and contain all other projects (as subprojects: see the project_in_project.tsv table for how to express these relationships).

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