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- Alternative title types
- Call number types
- Contributor name types
- Contributor types
- Formats
- Identifiers
- (aka instanceFormats)
- Identifier types
- Instance note types
- Instance statusesItem note types
- Loan types
- Locations
- Material types
- Mode of issuance (aka issuanceModes)
- Nature of content (aka natureOfContentTerms)
- Resource types (aka instanceTypes)
- URL relationship (aka electronicAccessRelationships)
then it fetches a MARC record from Walter's folio::marcRecords db table like so : select marc from marcRecords where instanceId is null limit 1;
next it parses the MARC record for the following tags and puts whatever data it finds into the relevant JSON string or array
- 100 → contributors
- 110 → contributors
- 111 → contributors
- 130 → alternativeTitles
- 210 → alternativeTitles
- 222 → alternativeTitles
- 240 → alternativeTitles
- 242 → alternativeTitles
- 243 → alternativeTitles
- 246 → alternativeTitles
- # - No type specified
- 0 - Portion of title
- 1 - Parallel title
- 2 - Distinctive title
- 3 - Other title
- 4 - Cover title
- 5 - Added title page title
- 6 - Caption title
- 7 - Running title
- 8 - Spine title
- 247 → alternativeTitles
- 730 → alternativeTitles
- 740 → alternativeTitles
- see mapping bib/item data to FOLIO
since FOLIO associates locations with call numbers and the ILS associated locations with items Walter has to figure how to do that...
when it's all done it updates Walter's folio::marcRecords db table like so : update marcRecords set instanceId=$instanceId where catalogKey=$catalogKey;
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