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    Do we need the z403 table if we don't have ADAM?

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20, 21, 22, 23

    Description:
    We have not purchased ADAM and are not considering purchasing the product.

    Can we omit z403 from our bib library file_list's?

    Resolution:

    Though the Tables document describes the z403 as being only for ADAM, it is also used in the ALEPH edit_doc_999 for Electronic Resource links:

    M - Electronic resource link
    ! - in effect only if the field contains
    ! subfield "u"
    ! - uses col.3 of tab_buf_z403 instead of
    ! cols.3,4 and 6 of edit_doc_999 for

    (tab_buf_z403 generates z403 records.)

    If you have type "M" entries specified in edit_doc_999 and fields for those entries containing subfield "u", it would seem that you should have a z403 table defined for the xxx01 library.  In any case, its presence shouldn't hurt anything.

     


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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