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🗂️ A Rails application for the inventory of handwritten and printed music scores
**Edit:** The decision (10.11.2021) is to implement this as an 008 field; see the discussion below. --- For RISM Online, we are parsing the `260 $c` statement to try and...
Please see sources, additional title, MARC subfield rule type (730 $g): Please create a piclist of the rule types RISM, RDA, RAK, ICCU. Make this piclist searchable in filters of...
MARC 024 in bibliographic is for "Other standard identifier." https://www.loc.gov/marc/bibliographic/bd024.html The indicators define what kind of identifier is meant. In Secondary Literature we only use this field for International Standard...
Dates of publication (Erscheinungsverlauf). This field was used in Kallisto to indicate the beginning/end dates of periodicals. Example: https://muscat.rism.info/admin/publications/210 It continues to be used this way in the ZR. The...
The 7xx fields are added entry fields for authorized access points, but in Secondary Literature the 730 (https://www.loc.gov/marc/bibliographic/bd730.html) is not used in this way (it does not even link). In...
In Kallisto the field 678 in Personal Names was for biographical information found on a musical source and linked to an associated institution. In Muscat, associated institutions are in 510...
In Personal Names, RISM practice has been to use 670 to record forms of names found _and_ reference sources consulted without finding anything. If the latter, a `0` is entered...
Some adjustments are needed to field 026 (Fingerprint): - [ ] Delete subfields $a-$d - [ ] The field should be repeatable. The field consists of 5 subfields, but in...
When exporting records to MarcXML from a folder, an XML declaration `` is inserted between every record. This is the case for works but likely also for other resources.
When duplicating a record for a printed edition, the 588 is also duplicated. Since the 588 is filled out in the record, it does not trigger a warning and a...
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🗂️ A Rails application for the inventory of handwritten and printed music scores