Hi Michael
Did you try marcedit?
http://marcedit.reeset.net/
Kind regards
Marc Véron
Am 21.06.2017 um 18:55 schrieb Michael Kuhn:
Hi
Our library receives MARC data from EKZ (a German cataloging data
provider) which includes two unwanted characters:
* a beginning "non-sorting character"
* an ending "non-sorting character"
These characters can't be seen in the OPAC and in the hitlist of the
staff client, but they do appear in the framework and also in the top
line of the webbrowser. Here is an example of a file containing such
characters: http://adminkuhn.ch/download/kuhn0000000
When opening the original .mrc file with vi these characters show as:
<98>The<9c> obsession
With "od -c" they show as:
302 230 T h e 302 234 o b s e s s i o n
Of course these characters could be removed e. g. with sed (but this
will result in a wrong character length in MARC LEADER positions 0-4)
and also it has to be done separately on the shell outside and before
the regular importing process. Or even using software like MarcEdit.
Now the question is if there is an EASY way how to delete these
unwanted characters within Koha, for example by using the MARC
modification templates which is used anyway when loading such data?
Best wishes: Michael
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