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    p_manage_21 on LKR field creates too many z07s

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    • Article Type: Q&A
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Question

    Why is the number of z07 records increasing enormously when doing a global edit on the LKR field using “Global Changes (manage-21)”?

    Answer

    The sample records have lots of UP/DN links (and maybe the linked records itself have also linked records). In xxx01/tab/tab100 parameter INDEX-DN-LINK is set to yes which means that a z07 record is written for any linked record. Therefore it’s logical that the number of z07 records is increasing.

    !# INDEX-DN-LINK
    !# Values:Y N Default: Y
    !# Type: Text; Max Length: 01
    !# tab100 of library: Yes; tab100_<server_type>: No.
    !
    ! This flag can be used to suppress creating Z07 for linked (DN) BIB records.
    ! The default "Y" indicates that the system writes z07 records for all DN-linked
    ! sons if the father record is changed.

    Set the parameter to “N” and run again “Global Changes (manage-21)”.

    Category: Cataloging (500)

    Subject: Services


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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