Duplicate fields being printed with p_print_08
- Article Type: General
- Product: Aleph
- Product Version: 16.02
Description:
I'm producing a serials list using p-print-08 ... it looks like this (of course, it's in columnar format)
1555-9203 1525-8599
1555-9203 1525-8599##
Evidence-based ophthalmology.
Optometry Library Periodical Collection SHELVED ALPHABETICALLY Vol.6- (2005-)
Optometry Library Periodical Collection SHELVED ALPHABETICALLY Vol.6- (2005-)##
1557-5411 0742-0277
1557-5411 0742-0277##
Diverse issues in higher education.
Optometry Library Periodical Collection SHELVED ALPHABETICALLY W/CURRENT PERIODICALS Current Year Only
Optometry Library Periodical Collection SHELVED ALPHABETICALLY W/CURRENT PERIODICALS Current Year Only##
Note the duplicate ISSN and duplicate holdings lines (one with; one without ## at the end)
My rep_tab_short.eng looks like this:
005 L ISSN 022## 025 02 C01 ---
005 L Title 245## 025 02 C01 ---
005 L Holding 866## 025 02 C01 --- Y
I've played around with edit_field and edit_paragraph, just in case that was the problem, but I had no effect on the output.
I'd like to get rid of these extra lines ... where's the expand that's doing it (assuming that it IS an expand)
PRINT-COL expand_doc_bib_loc_1_a
PRINT-COL expand_doc_bib_loc_1_b
PRINT-COL expand_doc_bib_loc_1_c
PRINT-COL expand_doc_sort_loc_b
PRINT-COL expand_doc_bib_loc_2_a
PRINT-COL expand_doc_bib_loc_3_a
PRINT-COL expand_doc_bib_loc_4_a
PRINT-COL expand_doc_bib_loc_cleanup
! 5/16/02
PRINT-COL expand_doc_type tab_type_config_typ
!PRINT-COL expand_doc_fmt_mgu
PRINT-COL expand_doc_join_simple
PRINT-COL expand_doc_extract
PRINT-COL expand_doc_bib_hol_usm
Resolution:
The site resolved the problem:
edit_field.eng was the culprit. In the header to edit_field it notes that the "S" is used for pc_tab_short.eng, it does NOT note that this is also used by rep_tab_short.eng. Since there was no "S" defined for the 022 and the 866, p-print-08 pulled the 022 and 866 as is AND added the # section from edit_field. There WAS an "S" for the 245.
- Article last edited: 10/8/2013