Dear all I would like to know whether there is a system generated id number in every bibliographic/authority record in Koha 3.0? Which tag is used? Thank you. Regards Henry
2009/12/15 Henry Lam <henry@silas.org.sg>:
Dear all
I would like to know whether there is a system generated id number in every bibliographic/authority record in Koha 3.0? Which tag is used?
It is different in UNIMARC and in MARC21. You can find out where it's stored by looking at the koha to marc mapping, at /cgi-bin/koha/admin/koha2marclinks.pl in your librarian interface. For MARC21 we use 999$c by default. Chris
Dear Chris We are using MARC21. However, it seems that we can see the number appear in the MARC view of the staff client or the OPAC. Is there something I need to do in the MARC Bibliographic Frameworks? Regards Henry On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 2:08 PM, Chris Cormack <chris@bigballofwax.co.nz>wrote:
2009/12/15 Henry Lam <henry@silas.org.sg>:
Dear all
I would like to know whether there is a system generated id number in every bibliographic/authority record in Koha 3.0? Which tag is used?
It is different in UNIMARC and in MARC21. You can find out where it's stored by looking at the koha to marc mapping, at /cgi-bin/koha/admin/koha2marclinks.pl in your librarian interface. For MARC21 we use 999$c by default.
Chris
2009/12/15 Henry Lam <henry@silas.org.sg>:
Dear Chris
We are using MARC21. However, it seems that we can see the number appear in the MARC view of the staff client or the OPAC.
You can or you can't? It will be in the url biblionumber=somenumber :)
Is there something I need to do in the MARC Bibliographic Frameworks?
Yes it will be hidden by default, you will need to change that if you want it to show Chris
Regards Henry On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 2:08 PM, Chris Cormack <chris@bigballofwax.co.nz> wrote:
2009/12/15 Henry Lam <henry@silas.org.sg>:
Dear all
I would like to know whether there is a system generated id number in every bibliographic/authority record in Koha 3.0? Which tag is used?
It is different in UNIMARC and in MARC21. You can find out where it's stored by looking at the koha to marc mapping, at /cgi-bin/koha/admin/koha2marclinks.pl in your librarian interface. For MARC21 we use 999$c by default.
Chris
Dear Chris We cant see the number. I have tried editing the Marc Framework but still not successful. Here are what I did: changed the Marc subfield structure for 999 by editing the subfield c: changed the 'Managed in tab' from 'ignore' to '0' and changed in the 'hidden' from '-5' to '0' in the 'Advanced constraints'. The 'Marc Bibliogrpahic Framework Test' shows that there is one error in bib and biblionumber. The result is 'The biblio.biblionumber and biblioitems.biblioitemnumber fields be mapped to a MARC subfield. Thanks. Regards Henry On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 3:55 PM, Chris Cormack <chris@bigballofwax.co.nz>wrote:
2009/12/15 Henry Lam <henry@silas.org.sg>:
Dear Chris
We are using MARC21. However, it seems that we can see the number appear in the MARC view of the staff client or the OPAC.
You can or you can't? It will be in the url biblionumber=somenumber :)
Is there something I need to do in the MARC Bibliographic Frameworks?
Yes it will be hidden by default, you will need to change that if you want it to show
Chris
Regards Henry On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 2:08 PM, Chris Cormack <chris@bigballofwax.co.nz
wrote:
2009/12/15 Henry Lam <henry@silas.org.sg>:
Dear all
I would like to know whether there is a system generated id number in every bibliographic/authority record in Koha 3.0? Which tag is used?
It is different in UNIMARC and in MARC21. You can find out where it's stored by looking at the koha to marc mapping, at /cgi-bin/koha/admin/koha2marclinks.pl in your librarian interface. For MARC21 we use 999$c by default.
Chris
2009/12/15 Henry Lam <henry@silas.org.sg>:
Dear Chris
We cant see the number.
I have tried editing the Marc Framework but still not successful. Here are what I did: changed the Marc subfield structure for 999 by editing the subfield c: changed the 'Managed in tab' from 'ignore' to '0' and changed in the 'hidden' from '-5' to '0' in the 'Advanced constraints'.
The 'Marc Bibliogrpahic Framework Test' shows that there is one error in bib and biblionumber. The result is 'The biblio.biblionumber and biblioitems.biblioitemnumber fields be mapped to a MARC subfield.
I'm not sure why you want to see it in the MARC, it is in the url of every page you view, and it is a value you should never ever ever change yourself. Did you check the koha2marc links page? Is biblionumber mapped to 999c ? Chris
Dear Chris Koha to MARC mapping is correct. I have the biblionumber mapping the tag 999 subfield c in Biblio; biblioitemnumber mapping the tag 999 subfield d in Biblioitems. I want to find out the bib identification number because I think I need a unique number for matching when importing a full record to overlay a local record. ISBN/ISSN match may not be perfect. Thanks Regards Henry On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 4:43 PM, Chris Cormack <chris@bigballofwax.co.nz>wrote:
2009/12/15 Henry Lam <henry@silas.org.sg>:
Dear Chris
We cant see the number.
I have tried editing the Marc Framework but still not successful. Here are what I did: changed the Marc subfield structure for 999 by editing the subfield c: changed the 'Managed in tab' from 'ignore' to '0' and changed in the 'hidden' from '-5' to '0' in the 'Advanced constraints'.
The 'Marc Bibliogrpahic Framework Test' shows that there is one error in bib and biblionumber. The result is 'The biblio.biblionumber and biblioitems.biblioitemnumber fields be mapped to a MARC subfield.
I'm not sure why you want to see it in the MARC, it is in the url of every page you view, and it is a value you should never ever ever change yourself. Did you check the koha2marc links page? Is biblionumber mapped to 999c ?
Chris
Dear Chris I got it already. The record number appear in the URL and the Header of record in the staff client and the OPAC. It is just that it does not appear as in a Marc field. I have also export a record in Marc format and confirm the biblionumber is in the tag 999 subfield c. I created a new matching rule for 999 $c and imported the record. The record was successfully overlaid. Thank you very much. Regards Henry On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 5:07 PM, Henry Lam <henry@silas.org.sg> wrote:
Dear Chris
Koha to MARC mapping is correct. I have the biblionumber mapping the tag 999 subfield c in Biblio; biblioitemnumber mapping the tag 999 subfield d in Biblioitems.
I want to find out the bib identification number because I think I need a unique number for matching when importing a full record to overlay a local record. ISBN/ISSN match may not be perfect.
Thanks
Regards Henry
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 4:43 PM, Chris Cormack <chris@bigballofwax.co.nz
wrote:
2009/12/15 Henry Lam <henry@silas.org.sg>:
Dear Chris
We cant see the number.
I have tried editing the Marc Framework but still not successful. Here are what I did: changed the Marc subfield structure for 999 by editing the subfield c: changed the 'Managed in tab' from 'ignore' to '0' and changed in the 'hidden' from '-5' to '0' in the 'Advanced constraints'.
The 'Marc Bibliogrpahic Framework Test' shows that there is one error in bib and biblionumber. The result is 'The biblio.biblionumber and biblioitems.biblioitemnumber fields be mapped to a MARC subfield.
I'm not sure why you want to see it in the MARC, it is in the url of every page you view, and it is a value you should never ever ever change yourself. Did you check the koha2marc links page? Is biblionumber mapped to 999c ?
Chris
Hi all, We do replacement cards at our library by printing a paper copy of the patron's current barcode-which includes their name , barcode , patron number on our current Spectrum system. We then use this to make a laminated card. We have been trying to figure out how to do this on KOHA--I see the "more" options in the circulation screen but am not quite sure what the step-by-step instructions are for a single label. Help? Thanks, Barbara Barbara L. Keef Reference & Technology Librarian Windham Public Library 217 Windham Center Rd. Windham, Maine 04062 207-892-1908
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