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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 18.01

    Description:
    Is more information available on rep_change 1492?
    Description: "Additional exceptional cases have been added to the mechanism that corrects the tag and indicators when a bibliographic field is updated from an authority record. When the updated bibliographic tag is 043,072,080 or contains a "9", the tag and indicators of the field are not updated."

    When are bib tags 043, 072, 080 corrected, and how is the "9" involved?

    Resolution:
    The conditions under which an update of the BIB field occurs are described in KB 8192-2423.

    As discussed in point #2 in that KB record, column 7 of tab01.eng would need to point to an ACC index in which this field (043, 072, 080, 9xx, x9x, or xx9) is included in order for fix_doc_ref_1 to be operating on it.

    If one of these tags is included in tab01.eng -- and, thus, is being checked by fix_doc_ref_1 --, the tag and indicators are not updated (as tags/indicators of other fields can be).


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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