Would it be possible to take advantage of the as_formatted method to
print one line per field rather than one line per subfield? I
personally would find the one line per field much more useful because
the display is more compact and it would then allow you to do greps
within a field. For
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Anne Highsmith [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/09/04 10:04AM
Our sysadmin just got mrc2xml.pl installed for me and I'm trying to
work
with it. Have a coupla questions, if anyone can
There's a MARC::Record version with Unicode support that Ed Summers
developed for us and gave the version number 2.0. We've been using it
for quite a while. Might the latest, greatest need a 2.0.1 or something
higher, perhaps?
Anne L. Highsmith
Consortia Systems Coordinator
5000 TAMU
Evans
Based on datestamps of various scripts, looks like I received and tested
it in May 2005 and started using it in production scripts in August
2005.
Anne L. Highsmith
Consortia Systems Coordinator
5000 TAMU
Evans Library
Texas AM University
College Station, TX 77843-5000
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These questions may be more appropriate to another list, so if you have any
suggestions as to where they should be re-directed, I'd appreciate it.
I have 2 questions regarding sending z39.50 queries to the worldcat z39.50
server.
1. Using yaz or the perl z3950 module, is there any way to get
We use the Voyager ILS but we do not use their default perl installation. We
have always used an external perl installation maintained by our computer
center sysadmins and located in /usr/local.
I have asked the sysadmin to install an additional perl module. She tells me
that for various
Can someone suggest a way to identify if a MARC record, coded at LDR/09 = ‘a’
has non-unicode characters in it? I tried the following, kind of grasping at
straws, against a record that I know has non-unicode characters. It didn’t
report any errors.
# $bib_id is defined as 001 field
