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Some objects missing in site or top-level BDII
Diagnosis
When for some service only some objects are missing in the site BDII or in a particular top-level BDII, the cause should be a violation of the GLUE schema by at least one attribute:
- the value for some attribute has the wrong type (e.g. string instead of integer)
- a string contains a non-ASCII character
- a multi-valued attribute appears with values that only differ in case
An example of the latter:
GlueCEAccessControlBaseRule: VO:foo GlueCEAccessControlBaseRule: VO:Foo
Note that GLUE 1 is case-insensitive and objects with duplicate attributes are rejected by recent BDII versions that enforce the GLUE schema more strictly. GLUE 2 is case-sensitive.