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    Link from BIB to AUT not working for specific example

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Problem Symptoms:
    Link from BIB to AUT not working for specific example although AUT record contains accordant form of the name

    Field in BIB record
    100 $$a Vonsovskij, Sergej V. $$9 CP000000194

    Field in AUT record
    800 $$a Vonsovskij, Sergej V. $$9 CP000000194

    In BIB indexing list for author?€™s index you don?€™t see a link.

    Cause:
    Entry error

    Resolution:
    For creating the entry in GEN index in AUT base a virtual field TMP01 is created from field 800a. Indicator ?€œa?€? is missing in the AUT record field 800. When adding the indicator and saving the record the link is correctly created.

    Additional Information

    Example is from MAB environment

    Category: Background processing (500)

    Subject: Indexing (500)


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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