And my biggest question is how one with such a template could import the
logic, the rules behind a format. For instance how you handle a query that
according to the format says: if the date of publication is not stored in the
i.e. --1 field, then get it from the --2 field...
Thank you both for
On Wed, Sep 25, 2013 at 08:34:33AM +0100, dasos ili wrote:
And my biggest question is how one with such a template could import
the logic, the rules behind a format. For instance how you handle a
query that according to the format says: if the date of publication is
not stored in the i.e. --1
My initial problem though with the marc-in-json approach is the complexity of
the JSON, i am looking to find a simpler model in order to also make my
queries, in ES for example, simpler to implement.
If anyone has any examples of how make use of this marc - in - json output in
order to use ES,
I mean, I'm not arguing against using a better a model for ES, but querying
marc-in-json doesn't seem that complicated to me:
{
query: {
query_string: {
query: fields.100.a:Shakespeare
}
}
}
I don't see how you'd do this in MIR. But I'm starting to have a hard time
following
