On 04/13/2012 02:09 PM, Fridolyn SOMERS wrote:
Thanks a lot.
I've looked for that since I work on koha.
I will try it.
Do you know what "seq" means ?
ie : <index name="title" type="w" seq="12">to</index>
sequence number, position of "token".
/ Adam
Best regards;
On Fri, Apr 13, 2012 at 12:51 PM, Adam Dickmeiss <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
On 03/28/2012 12:11 PM, Сергій Дубик wrote:
Hi all!
Koha Wiki has an page
Understanding Zebra indexing
(http://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Understanding_Zebra_indexing)
about adding fileds/subfields to seach indexes.
You should be able to view indexing for any record by doing a
'present' of the record with element set zebra::index and syntax
being XML or SUTRS.
Most Z39.50 client should be able to do that.
yaz-client example:
yaz-client z3950.indexdata.com/marc <http://z3950.indexdata.com/marc>
Connecting...OK.
Sent initrequest.
Connection accepted by v3 target.
ID : 81
Name : Zebra Information Server/GFS/YAZ
Version: 4.1.3 3ec3ad2bd1e248022bbb7c9d762844bef7f8a461
Options: search present delSet triggerResourceCtrl scan sort
extendedServices namedResultSets
Elapsed: 0.055151
Z> f computer
Sent searchRequest.
Received SearchResponse.
Search was a success.
Number of hits: 10, setno 1
SearchResult-1: term=computer cnt=10
records returned: 0
Elapsed: 0.029065
Z> s
Sent presentRequest (1+1).
Records: 1
[marc]Record type: USmarc
00366nam 22001698a 4504
001 11224466
003 DLC
005 00000000000000.0
008 910710c19910701nju 00010 eng
010 $a 11224466
040 $a DLC $c DLC
050 00 $a 123-xyz
100 10 $a Jack Collins
245 10 $a How to program a computer
260 1 $a Penguin
263 $a 8710
300 $a p. cm.
nextResultSetPosition = 2
Elapsed: 0.026880
Z> form xml
Z> elem zebra::index
Z> s 1+1
Sent presentRequest (1+1).
Records: 1
Record type: XML
<record xmlns="http://www.indexdata.com/zebra/"; sysno="2"
set="zebra::index">
<index name="Author-name-personal" type="w" seq="1">@^</index>
<index name="Author-name-personal" type="w" seq="1"></index>
<index name="Author-name-personal" type="w" seq="2">jack</index>
<index name="Author-name-personal" type="w" seq="3">collins</index>
<index name="Author-name-personal" type="p" seq="4">jack
collins</index>
<index name="Author" type="w" seq="4">@^</index>
<index name="Author" type="w" seq="1"></index>
<index name="Author" type="w" seq="5">jack</index>
<index name="Author" type="w" seq="6">collins</index>
<index name="Author" type="p" seq="7">jack collins</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="7">@^</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="1"></index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="8">jack</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="9">collins</index>
<index name="title" type="w" seq="10">@^</index>
<index name="title" type="w" seq="1"></index>
<index name="title" type="w" seq="11">how</index>
<index name="title" type="w" seq="12">to</index>
<index name="title" type="w" seq="13">program</index>
<index name="title" type="w" seq="14">a</index>
<index name="title" type="w" seq="15">computer</index>
<index name="title" type="p" seq="16">how to program a
computer</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="16">@^</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="17">how</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="18">to</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="19">program</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="20">a</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="21">computer</index>
<index name="Place-publication" type="w" seq="22">@^</index>
<index name="Place-publication" type="w" seq="1"></index>
<index name="Place-publication" type="w" seq="23">penguin</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="24">@^</index>
<index name="any" type="w" seq="25">penguin</index>
<index name="_ALLRECORDS" type="w" seq="2"></index>
</record>
nextResultSetPosition = 2
Elapsed: 0.027786
/ Adam
In particular are indices for the some case:
Name-and-title = {"Goddard College"}
Name = {"Faculty publications"}
Subject = {"Faculty publications"}
Subject:p = {"Faculty publications"}
Corporate-name = {"Faculty publications"}
General question: how to see the generated indexes for a
specific record?
...
For my case, I try to build the correct indexes for call
numbers, UDC,
Dewey, BBK codes etc.
For ex. we have callnum = 222.12/4
I need a searches like next:
22* - 223.14/1, 224.1/2 ...
222* - all indexes start from 222 - 222.11/1,
222.12/2 ...
222.12* - in result I need only 222.12/1, 222.12/2,
222.12/3 ...
During formation of index - point, space, parentheses or other
mark
should not break the index into pieces.
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