Assuming that memory won't be an issue, you could use MARC::Batch to
read in the record set and print out seperate files where you split on
X amount of records. You would have an iterative loop loading each
record from the large batch, and a counter variable that would get
reset after X amo
Please excuse the cross posting.
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e that this same thing could be implemented with
existing module functionality by simply adding a couple of lines of code,
but if it would be easy to add to the method, I think it would be worthwhile.
Thanks,
Rob
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modules.
I hope my experience helps some of you out there working on XML projects
involving large data sets.
Rob
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e already. Machines usually work cheaper :-)
Best of luck
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document. There must be a better way.
Any suggestions or help would be much appreciated,
Rob Fox
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is ability in MARC::Record to read
alpha tags, not create new records using them.
Rob
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University Libraries of Notre Dame
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