Hello Pete, I don't know if you solved your problem yet but I had a similar problem this weekend which I solved somehow. This is my solution. I wanted to import both authorities and biblios and then link them. Note that I was importing from a system which already had the link in the form of an id stored in 200@6. First I imported authorities. I wrote a script which parsed the marc for the authorities and stored the old id in a field (900@6) before importing. Then, after the import I wrote another script which parsed the marc for biblios, connected to the db to get the newid (something like: select authid newid, marcxml from auth_ header where extractvalue(marcxml,'//datafield[\@tag=900]/subfield[\@code=6]') = '$aid'", actually I created a temp table to store the association for speed). I stored the newauthid from koha in the 9 subfield of the auth linked field. Upon import of biblios the link was present and working. If you don't have the id you can probably still perform a per name search. Regards, Len www.len.ro On 03/03/2011 05:17 PM, Peter Huerter wrote:
The XML in the last post is being automatically processed away, so here it is in a text file attachment:
http://koha.1045719.n5.nabble.com/file/n3408083/mymarc.txt mymarc.txt
Cheers, Pete.
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