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    DISCARD or DELETE in GDC string translates to msgObj.setDiscard()

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    1. Symptoms
    2. Defect Status
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    4. Workaround
    • Product: Voyager
    • Product Version: 8.0.0
    • Relevant for Installation Type: Dedicated-Direct; Direct; Local; Total Care

    Symptoms

    "DISCARD" or "DELETE" are translated as "msgObj.setDiscard();" "msgObj.setDelete();when added into the new record

    Defect Status

    Issue VYG-6721 is currently in development.

    Replication Steps

    1. Create a record set of bibs or MFHDS
    2. Create a Data Change rule set with a rule adding a new MARC subfield, adding a text string including "DISCARD" into the new subfield
    3. Run a Preview with this criteria; note the translation of "DISCARD"
    4. Run a data change preview job; examine the results file; note the translation of "DISCARD" as "msgObj.setDiscard();"

    Workaround

    Use a string that avoids using words that can be translated into functions.


    Article last edited: 20-Nov-2017 

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