Am 2013-11-28 um 21:50 schrieb Tibor Simko <[email protected]>:

> On Wed, 20 Nov 2013, [email protected] wrote:
>> The broken „Book“ is this one, I think:
>> https://invenio.cerebrale.net/record/813/export/hm
>> Don’t know, since it doesn’t have a 980__a; at least it’s one of the broken 
>> records.
> 
> Cannot see this record due to not having login rights.  Can you try to
> look into DB to check whether it was wiped out?  Example queries to run:
> 
>  $ echo "SELECT * FROM bibrec WHERE id=813" | dbexec

id      creation_date   modification_date       master_format
813     2013-11-15 06:46:15     2013-11-15 06:46:42     marc

>  $ echo "SELECT * FROM bibfmt WHERE id_bibrec=813" | dbexec

id_bibrec       format  last_updated    value
813     HB      2013-12-04 18:02:58     x??Q?...
813     xm      2013-11-15 06:46:42     x?ŏ?\n...

>  $ echo "SELECT * FROM bibrec_bib10x WHERE id_bibrec=813" | dbexec
>  $ echo "SELECT * FROM bibrec_bib24x WHERE id_bibrec=813" | dbexec

no output

>  $ echo "SELECT * FROM idxWORD01R WHERE id_bibrec=813" | dbexec

id_bibrec       termlist        type
813     x??ff``(a?@??????????????HϠ?C\0?(?      CURRENT

>  $ echo "SELECT * FROM idxPHRASE01R WHERE id_bibrec=813" | dbexec

id_bibrec       termlist        type
813     x??fd``(\0F?Ɔ???f&f&Fz\0.?      CURRENT

> Do queries like these show something interesting?

Is that interesting?

For some media that I accidentally uploaded several times, I tried the 
980__c=DELETED way; that works so far, but „bibdocfile —expunge“ can’t delete 
anything, because it omits the file extension, like here:

2013-12-04 18:16:06 -->    Stage 2 failed: Error while elaborating FFT tags: 
MoreInfo: No document of a given name associated with the record
2013-12-04 18:16:06 --> <record>
  <controlfield tag="001">1058</controlfield>
  <datafield tag="FFT" ind1=" " ind2=" ">
    <subfield code="n">Бала_бакча_тарбиячыларга_материал_2</subfield>
    <subfield code="t">EXPUNGE</subfield>
  </datafield>
</record>



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