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You can expose the same interface as the Storage records API, allowing you to assign them to the record you create.
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If a derivative is being created then a legal tag does not need to be assigned as it inherits this from its parents.
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This will return them the registered DDMS with the API specification. So if we retrieved the original specification we registered this would look like
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This will return them the registered DDMS with the API specification. So if we retrieved the original specification we registered this would look like
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