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docs/index.md,59
Here you will find everything you need to understand,5,95

docs/test_file.md,407
    Whilst these pages are under construction,7,142
    Whilst these pages are under construction, the layout,7,142
- An [introduction](introduction.md), to give an overview of the Metadata Catalogue,11,301
- An [introduction](introduction.md), to give an overview of the Metadata Catalogue, its intended functionality,11,301
- A set of tutorials,12,441
- A set of more fundamental user guides,14,682

docs/about/development-roadmap.md,116
Development of the core Mauro platform,1,0
Development of the core Mauro platform, its interfaces and plugins,1,0

docs/about/history.md,313
represents the third generation of this technology. In the first generation,2,141
constraints of a data modelling language,4,429
constraints of a data modelling language, and the approach to semantic linkage was through classification,4,429
refinement. It was applied successfully in two large projects,5,573

docs/about/introduction.md,196
Collecting accurate and reliable data takes a huge amount of time,3,31
Collecting accurate and reliable data takes a huge amount of time, money and resource. Therefore,3,31
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docs/about/mauro.md,480
The Mauro Data Mapper is named after Fra Mauro who was a 15th century Venetian Monk and also a famous cartographer. He created the most detailed map of the world at the time,2,21
Unlike other explorers who would embark on expeditions to gather their own data about the world,4,250
This philosophy lies at the heart of the Mauro Data Mapper,6,631
This philosophy lies at the heart of the Mauro Data Mapper, which not only aims to be a hub of detailed **metadata*metadata
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docs/about/research.md,178
The core of **Mauro Data Mapper** is based on sound theoretical principles,1,0
Formal,3,167
Formal, rigorous definitions of **semantic interoperability*interoperability
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docs/community/contribute.md,81
**Mauro Data Mapper** is an open source tool,1,0
many ways to contribute,4,154

docs/community/support.md,207
We have an active and ever growing community of **Mauro Data Mapper** users in a variety of different application domains. As an open source project,1,0
our users to interact and help solve problems,2,167

docs/installing/docker.md,167
system running Docker can run the Mauro Data Mapper,5,172
system running Docker can run the Mauro Data Mapper, but please note that depending on the set-up,up
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docs/installing/plugins.md,43
We host a number of community plugins,1,0

docs/model/glossary.md,1003
The Metadata Catalogue supports a variety of concepts which are not new,1,0
names,2,148
names, or with different semantics.  In this article we give definitions to the terms we use,2,148
A **Data Model** is a description of an existing collection of data,10,552
data may have a minimum multiplicity of 0 and a maximum multiplicity of 1; mandatory data may have a minimum multiplicity of 18,1507
A data class contains a number of **Data Elements**: the description of an individual field,22,1830
A data class contains a number of **Data Elements**: the description of an individual field, variable,22,1830
A data class contains a number of **Data Elements**: the description of an individual field, variable, column,22,1830
label,23,1976
label, which must be unique within its containing Data Class.  It has a description,23,1976
label, which must be unique within its containing Data Class.  It has a description, some alternate names,23,1976
- a **Primitive Type** such as a String,30,2313

docs/resources/architecture.md,102
**Mauro Data Mapper** is built using a fairly common layered design. At the heart is a standard,3,13

docs/rest-api/admin.md,376
There are a number of endpoints which are specific to administrators: understanding the configuration of the particular instance;1,0
 avaiable plugins,2,146
 currently available;25,775
There are a number of system-wide properties that can be updated by administrators,63,1924
(the default being `false`). Only an authenticated session can use the endpoint above,111,3652

docs/rest-api/apikeys.md,82
To enable an existing,145,6583
To enable an existing, disabled API key,145,6583

docs/rest-api/authentication.md,457
**Mauro Data Mapper** stores content that may be either publicly accessible,1,0
the majority of API requests can be made as an **'anonymous user'** (by passing no session information in the request header)2,146
A request to the `login` will result in a new session token being generated.  This is typically 32 hexadecimal characters in length,5,361
identifies the current session.  These tokens should not be shared,6,508
To login to the server,13,804

docs/rest-api/pagination.md,37
If no parameters are passed,55,1653

docs/start/creating-model.md,278
To create a new DataModel,1,0
To create a new DataModel, you first need to 1,0
Once all this information has been populated,32,1299
You will then have the option of selecting the default data types,34,1373
Once you’ve added the relevant property’s click submit,38,1523

docs/tutorials/introduction.md,297
[User Guides](../user-guides/introduction.md)md
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[User Guides](../user-guides/introduction.md), which explain _how_ to achieve things in **Mauro Data Mapper*Mapper
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:  In this tutorial we explain why [Semantic links](../glossary/semantic-links/semantic-links.md) are important,10,392

docs/tutorials/semantic-links.md,1694
When defining the meaning of data,3,17
When defining the meaning of data, it can be helpful to point to definitions elsewhere that are already known or understood. For example,3,17
like to consider that the **'Date of Birth'** field in one dataset might mean exactly the same as **'Birth Date'** in another. In practice,4,164
like to consider that the **'Date of Birth'** field in one dataset might mean exactly the same as **'Birth Date'** in another. In practice, however,4,164
find that two [Data Elements](../glossary/data-element/data-element.md) share exactly the same context. Measurements might be taken using different apparatus;5,323
differ depending on how the question is phrased or presented;6,518
To provide a more practical approach,8,654
definition says,9,825
definition says, and possibly more. In the general case,9,825
definition says, and possibly more. In the general case, this allows us to define abstract definitions of data with minimal context 9,825
of the context. It may be that several people with expertise in how the data is captured,31,2407
Note that there may not be any link defined between two more concrete definitions. In this example,34,2631
of values,36,2925
of values, or conversion algorithm,36,2925
of values, or conversion algorithm, which allows data collected according to one definition to be converted into a form matching another definition. In this case,36,2925
of values, or conversion algorithm, which allows data collected according to one definition to be converted into a form matching another definition. In this case, perhaps opening the document on another computer and re-running the word count. Simple mappings,36,2925

docs/user-guides/introduction.md,532
:  In this user guide we explain how to use the web interface to create a new folder and a new [Data Model](../glossary/data-model/data-model.md) from scratch,9,293
:  This user guide will explain how to export a **Data Model** using a variety of exporters including XML,19,902
:  This user guide will explain how to export a **Data Model** using a variety of exporters including XML, JSON,19,902
:  This user guide will explain how to export a **Data Model** using a variety of exporters including XML, JSON, XML Schema,19,902

docs/glossary/data-asset/data-asset.md,685
A **Data Asset** contains existing data. This can be in the form of a database,12,220
A **Data Model** which is a **Data Asset** is represented by a database icon,17,375
When adding a **Data Model*Model
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When adding a **Data Model**, select the type from the dropdown menu on the **'Data Model Details form'**. For further information on this,27,907
When importing a **Data Model** using Excel,31,1251
When importing a **Data Model** using Excel, you will need to specify the type in the relevant column of the [Data Model listing sheet](../../user-guides/import-data-model-from-excel/import-data-model-from-excel.md#listing-sheet). For further information on this,31,1251

docs/glossary/data-class/data-class.md,1373
A **Data Class** is a collection of data,7,52
A **Data Class** is a collection of data, also known as [Data Elements](../data-element/data-element.md)md
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A **Data Class** is a collection of data, also known as [Data Elements](../data-element/data-element.md), that are related to each other in some way. For example,7,52
A **Data Class** is a collection of data, also known as [Data Elements](../data-element/data-element.md), that are related to each other in some way. For example, each **Data Element** could appear in the same table of a database,7,52
**Data Classes** are the building blocks of a [Data Model](../data-model/data-model.md). Within each **Data Class** lies several **Data Elements** and these are the descriptions of an individual field,12,353
**Data Classes** are the building blocks of a [Data Model](../data-model/data-model.md). Within each **Data Class** lies several **Data Elements** and these are the descriptions of an individual field, variable,12,353
You can also have a **Data Class** within a **Data Class*Class
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You can also have a **Data Class** within a **Data Class**, known as a **Nested Data Class*Class
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For example,16,819
For example, in a webform,16,819
For example, in a webform, there may be a section called **'Contact details'**, which would be one **Data Class**. Within that section however,16,819

docs/glossary/data-element/data-element.md,384
A **Data Element** is a description of an individual field,7,56
A **Data Element** is a description of an individual field, variable,7,56
**Data Elements** that are related to each other in some way are grouped together in [Data Classes](../data-class/data-class.md). These **Data Classes** are the building blocks of [Data Models](../data-model/data-model.md). For example,13,278

docs/glossary/data-model/data-model.md,312
A **Data Model** is a description of an existing collection of metadata,7,52
A **Data Model** is a description of an existing collection of metadata, or a specification of data that is to be collected. **Data Models** which contain existing data are known as a [Data Asset](../data-asset/data-asset.md)md
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docs/glossary/data-type/data-type.md,614
	This is a constrained set of possible **Enumeration values*values
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	For example,15,526
	For example, an ethnicity **Enumeration Data Type** would include a list of different ethnic categories,15,526
	Data without further details on structure or referencing. **Primitive Data Types** include **‘StringâString
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When adding a new **Data Type** to a **Data Element*Element
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When adding a new **Data Type** to a **Data Element**, you will need to select the relevant **Data Type** from the dropdown menu on the **'Data Element Details'** form. For more information on how to do this,26,1283

docs/glossary/dataflow/dataflow.md,3028
A **Dataflow** is a way of describing the meaning of data. It is a visual representation of how data flows from one [Data Model](../data-model/data-model.md)md
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A **Dataflow** is a way of describing the meaning of data. It is a visual representation of how data flows from one [Data Model](../data-model/data-model.md), typically a [Data Asset](../data-asset/data-asset.md)md
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A **Dataflow** is a way of describing the meaning of data. It is a visual representation of how data flows from one [Data Model](../data-model/data-model.md), typically a [Data Asset](../data-asset/data-asset.md), to another. This helps users to understand where data has been extracted from,7,48
Each **Dataflow** has a source **Data Model*Model
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Each **Dataflow** has a source **Data Model**, which is where the data originated from,9,427
Each **Dataflow** has a source **Data Model**, which is where the data originated from, and a target **Data Model*Model
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The **Dataflows** relating to each **Data Asset** can be found in the **Dataflows** tab at the bottom of the details panel,15,851
The **Dataflows** tab displays a diagram which consists of a series of annotated grey blocks connected by annotated arrows. This tab allows you to view the **Dataflows** at a **Data Model** level,17,1045
The **Dataflows** tab displays a diagram which consists of a series of annotated grey blocks connected by annotated arrows. This tab allows you to view the **Dataflows** at a **Data Model** level, a [Data Class](../data-class/data-class.md) level and a **Data Element** level. Therefore,17,1045
The **Dataflows** tab displays a diagram which consists of a series of annotated grey blocks connected by annotated arrows. This tab allows you to view the **Dataflows** at a **Data Model** level, a [Data Class](../data-class/data-class.md) level and a **Data Element** level. Therefore, the grey blocks can represent **Data Assets*Assets
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The **Dataflows** tab displays a diagram which consists of a series of annotated grey blocks connected by annotated arrows. This tab allows you to view the **Dataflows** at a **Data Model** level, a [Data Class](../data-class/data-class.md) level and a **Data Element** level. Therefore, the grey blocks can represent **Data Assets**, **Data Classes** or **Data Elements*Elements
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When you first click the **Dataflows** tab,23,1663
When you first click the **Dataflows** tab, the **Data Model** view will initially be displayed. This gives a high level overview of how data flows from one **Data Asset** to another. The grey blocks represent **Data Assets** which can be databases,23,1663
To find out information on the different components of a particular **Dataflow** and how tables of data flow from one place to another,27,1967
To do this,29,2145
To find out more details on the specific fields of a data product and how they have been derived,36,2432
Again,38,2574
Again, hover over a transformation arrow until the hand icon appears and double click. Here,38,2574

docs/glossary/multiplicity/multiplicity.md,267
For example,4,161
Every **Data Class** and **Data Element** is assigned a **Multiplicity**. Typically,10,355
Every **Data Class** and **Data Element** is assigned a **Multiplicity**. Typically, the **Multiplicity** is written in the form **‘minmax*minmax
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docs/glossary/primitive-data-type/primitive-data-type.md,19
For example,9,275

docs/glossary/reference-data-type/reference-data-type.md,534
A **Reference Data Type** is one of the four possible [Data Types](../data-type/data-type.md) within **Mauro Data Mapper**. It is used to describe relationships between different [Data Classes](../data-class/data-class.md) within the same [Data Model](../data-model/data-model.md). Typically,7,70
By using **Reference Data Types** to link similar **Data Classes** together,13,505
By using **Reference Data Types** to link similar **Data Classes** together, users don’t have to repeatedly add in new **Data Classes*Classes
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docs/glossary/semantic-links/semantic-links.md,985
The term semantics refers to the meaning of data. It is essential that whenever data is produced in one system and used in another,7,59
Therefore,9,296
The most common type of semantic relationship is a **‘Refines’** link. Refine means to improve and in this context it signifies improving the quality and amount of information provided. Consequently,19,542
The most common type of semantic relationship is a **‘Refines’** link. Refine means to improve and in this context it signifies improving the quality and amount of information provided. Consequently, when one description refines another,19,542
The most common type of semantic relationship is a **‘Refines’** link. Refine means to improve and in this context it signifies improving the quality and amount of information provided. Consequently, when one description refines another, it means that everything that is true about one description is also true about the other description,19,542
For example,21,937

docs/glossary/terminology-data-type/terminology-data-type.md,779
**Terminology Data Types** have now been expanded in **Mauro Data Mapper** to **‘Model Reference’**. **Model References** can now point to a **Terminology*Terminology
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A **Terminology** is a vocabulary,17,597
A **Terminology** is a vocabulary, or a collection of allowable **Terms** as well as any relationships between them. A **Term** typically has a coded key and a human-readable value,17,597
A **Terminology** is a vocabulary, or a collection of allowable **Terms** as well as any relationships between them. A **Term** typically has a coded key and a human-readable value, along with some other information. Any relationships between pairs of **Terms** can be defined,17,597
For example,19,988
To view information relating to a specific **Term*Term
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function to 147,5255

docs/resources/client/java.md,1201
The simplest way to get started is by creating a client manually - using the url of the server that the instance is hosted on,61,2237
class TestConnection 68,2485
    static void main(70,2509
The `BindingMauroDataMapperClient` creates a connection to a Mauro instance,83,2940
As in the example above,88,3234
As in the example above, you can connect to the Mauro instance using a [username and password](../../rest-api/authentication.md). In this case,88,3234
The class extends `MdmCommandLineTool`MdmCommandLineTool
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The class extends `MdmCommandLineTool`, which provides an object of type `MdmConnectionOptions`MdmConnectionOptions
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object of class `DataModel`.  The latter is obviously easier to process,198,8264
The former variant also provides an important advantage:  when a Map is bound to a Data Model within grails,200,8383
The former variant also provides an important advantage:  when a Map is bound to a Data Model within grails, it is associated with the internal,200,8383
in-memory database and validated.  At this point,201,8529
in-memory database and validated.  At this point, any identifiers,201,8529
be dropped in favour of local variants.  So,202,8675

docs/resources/client/typescript.md,137
Within a TypeScript file,65,2692
Or,71,2876
Or, as illustrated in the Mauro UI application,71,2876
const dataModelsResource 107,4571

docs/rest-api/resources/catalogue-item.md,70
type 4,439
- **id*id
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- **dateCreated*dateCreated
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docs/rest-api/resources/data-model.md,358
In its simplest form,3,33
In its simplest form, a DataModel can be represented as follows:follows
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- **id*id
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This endpoint returns all the DataModels within a particular folder; again,64,3480
Similarly,133,6353
Similarly, to remove the user/group,group
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To allow a model to be read by any authenticated user of the system,138,6537

docs/tutorials/document-assets/index.md,21
entry can 228,15017

docs/user-guides/add-a-semantic-link/semantic-links.md,1042
Firstly,8,200
Firstly, navigate to the source [Data Model](../../glossary/data-model/data-model.md)md
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Any existing **Semantic links** are summarised in the **'Links'** table below the details panel. To add,10,540
Any existing **Semantic links** are summarised in the **'Links'** table below the details panel. To add, edit or remove a **Semantic link*link
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Any existing **Semantic links** are summarised in the **'Links'** table below the details panel. To add, edit or remove a **Semantic link**, select the **'Links'** tab,10,540
	This is the **Data Model*Model
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	From the dropdown menu,24,1189
	A **'Refines'** link is used when one description **'Refines'** another. In other words,26,1302
	A **'Refines'** link is used when one description **'Refines'** another. In other words, everything that is true about the target description is also true about the source description,26,1302
	To do this,33,1741
	This will automatically populate the **'Target'** field and once completed,35,1952
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docs/user-guides/admin-functionality/admin-functionality.md,643
To access your admin dashboard,6,152
As an administrator,18,664
To do this,20,866
To access your emails,30,1450
To access your emails, select **'Emails'** from the user profile dropdown menu. This will take you to your inbox where you can compose,30,1450
As an administrator you can add,36,1640
As an administrator you can add, activate and deactive users. Firstly,36,1640
To order the list,40,2035
You can also filter the user list,42,2310
You can also filter the user list, by clicking the filter symbol,42,2310
Enter the first name,52,2853
Enter the first name, last name,52,2853
Enter the first name, last name, email,52,2853

docs/user-guides/create-a-data-model/create-a-data-model.md,834
**Data Models** are stored in their own folders and subfolders which are displayed in the **Model Tree**. Therefore,5,161
**Data Models** are stored in their own folders and subfolders which are displayed in the **Model Tree**. Therefore, to create a new **Data Model*Model
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**Data Models** are stored in their own folders and subfolders which are displayed in the **Model Tree**. Therefore, to create a new **Data Model**, first you need to either create a new folder,5,161
To create a new subfolder,11,656
To add a short description to the folder,15,930
To add a short description to the folder, select the folder in the **Model Tree** and its details will then be displayed on the right. Click the **'Edit'** pencil button and enter a description into the box. Once completed,15,930
To add a **Data Model*Model
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docs/user-guides/document-a-dataset/document-a-dataset.md,453
Datasets are stored in their own **Data Models** within **Mauro Data Mapper**. Therefore,7,193
Datasets are stored in their own **Data Models** within **Mauro Data Mapper**. Therefore, you first need to create a new **Data Model**. To do this,7,193
Once you have reached step 9,450
Once you've created your **Data Model**, it's important to record further characteristics of the corresponding dataset,17,953
To do this,19,1140
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docs/user-guides/exporting-data-models/exporting-data-models.md,1276
This user guide will explain how to export a [Data Model](../../glossary/data-model/data-model.md) using a variety of exporters including XML,1,0
This user guide will explain how to export a [Data Model](../../glossary/data-model/data-model.md) using a variety of exporters including XML, JSON,1,0
This user guide will explain how to export a [Data Model](../../glossary/data-model/data-model.md) using a variety of exporters including XML, JSON, XML Schema,1,0
Select the **Data Model** you wish to export in the **Model Tree** to display it's details panel. In the icon menu at the bottom right of the details panel click the **'Export as JSON,6,211
Once selected,10,560
Once selected, the **Data Model** will automatically start exporting into the specificed format,10,560
Once selected, the **Data Model** will automatically start exporting into the specificed format, with a green loading bar indicating the progress. Once exported,10,560
You can also export several **Data Models** together. To do this,18,980
To select the **Data Models** you wish to export,20,1198
Once you have selected the relevant **Data Models*Models
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Once you have selected the relevant **Data Models**, you then need to choose an exporter. Note that only **Excel Excel
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docs/user-guides/import-data-model-from-excel/import-data-model-from-excel.md,1044
To add an existing dataset to **Mauro Data Mapper*Mapper
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To add an existing dataset to **Mauro Data Mapper**, you can either enter all the information online as explained in the ['Document a Health Dataset user guide'](../document-a-dataset/document-a-dataset.md)md
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To ensure all the information is imported correctly,13,663
To ensure all the information is imported correctly, the dataset needs to be entered into a spreadsheet in a specific format. To help with this,13,663
This standard spreadsheet contains two types of worksheets. Firstly,15,925
This standard spreadsheet contains two types of worksheets. Firstly, there is the [Data Model listing sheet](../import-data-model-from-excel/import-data-model-from-excel.md#listing-sheet)sheet
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The next sheet is the [Data Model key sheet](../import-data-model-from-excel/import-data-model-from-excel.md#key-sheet) which is titled **‘KEY_1’**. This contains all the relevant details of one **Data Model** listed in the **‘DataModels’** sheet. Therefore,17,1310

docs/user-guides/publish-subscribe/publish-subscribe.md,477
Furthermore,5,341
All **Mauro Data Mapper** server instances expose the URL `api/feeds/all` which returns the Atom syndication data. For another server instance to view all available data in that feed,11,579
API keys may be set up through the web interface or via the API. To create an API key,15,899
On the top right of the menu header,18,1040
This will take you to a list of existing API keys that belong to you. Here,22,1264
For each API belonging to the user,26,1578

docs/user-guides/user-profile/user-profile.md,223
When logged in to **Mauro Data Mapper*Mapper
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To edit your profile,11,435
To edit your profile, select the **'My profile'** option from the dropdown menu. This will take you to a page displaying your details,11,435

docs/user-guides/how-to-search/how-to-search.md,0

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