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    Network Zone normalization rules don't appear on drop-down menus

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    • Product: Alma

    Symptoms

    When a normalization rule is saved as a network rule it will not appear on drop-down menus, such as when adding a process to metadata configuration profiles. 

    Defect Status

    There is no estimated date for the fix.

    Workaround

    The workaround is to recreate the rule as a local rule, by changing the default placement of new rules to "local" and then to duplicate the rule: 

    1. Go to Alma > Resource Management > Cataloging > Open Metadata editor > Normalization Rules 
    2. File > choose Options 
    3. In the window select location under "Placement of new rules" = local 
    4. Go to the rule which was saved in the Network zone, right click on it and select "duplicate". 

    A copy of the rule will be saved within the local rules and will appear on drop-down lists as expected.

     


    • Article last edited: 01-Jun-2017
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