Hi ;) You have to look in what tag is the MARC field linked with the koha "itemnumber" field (995 for UNIMARC and 952 for MARC21). Then you add as much as 995 or 952 tags in your notice than you have items for a given notice. Look how I did it with java and the marc4j library: DataField ex = mf.newDataField("995", ' ', ' '); if (s[11].equals("")) ex.addSubfield(mf.newSubfield('k', s[10]+"/"+s[4])); // Cote else ex.addSubfield(mf.newSubfield('k', s[10]+"/"+s[4]+"/"+s[11])); ex.addSubfield(mf.newSubfield('f', "0000-"+lineId)); // barcode ex.addSubfield(mf.newSubfield('o', "0")); // ex.addSubfield(mf.newSubfield('2', "0")); // lost? ex.addSubfield(mf.newSubfield('e', "Magasin")); //Localisation ex.addSubfield(mf.newSubfield('c', "JH")); // Localisation ex.addSubfield(mf.newSubfield('b', "JH")); // branch result.addVariableField(ex); Hope it helps, Regards, Fred On 09/06/2010 13:30, vishnu varthan wrote:

Hi all,

I have book details in csv and i managed to converted into marc format using Custom script and MARC::RECORD 2.0 Perl library.I can import record successfully now however i could not figure out importing items with records.

Script i use for converting csv to marc record is hosted here http://pastebin.com/UuAgbEFw

I would like to know what change in need to do for this.

with regards vishnuvarthan perumal vishnu@e-ndicus.com <mailto:vishnu@e-ndicus.com> http://e-ndicus.com

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