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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 16.02

    Description:
    In PROD/reindexing we added the subfield "z" in the section for the 035

    035## PNO az
    035## 035 a

    It was reported when searching oclc numbers, certain records are not pulling up correctly, I am thinking its because of the new setup:

    system #6357703
    |a (OCoLC)00724018 |z (OCoLC)29392609

    Resolution:
    Looking at the PNO with the following SQL:

    SQL-ABC07> select z11_rec_key from z11 where z11_doc_number = '006357703';

    We see this:

    PNO 0072401829392609

    The $$a and $$z have been combined into a single z11_rec_key.

    It is your intention that both the $$a and $$z be browsable. You will need to do the same kind of thing with the 035 as you have the 010, that is, in tab11_ind, change:

    035## PNO az

    to:

    a035 PNO
    z035 PNO

    and add these to tab_expand_extract:

    035## a a035
    035## z z035

    Be sure to stop/restart ue_01 before testing.


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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