On Sun, Nov 16, 2003 at 08:25:41AM -0600, Ed Summers wrote:
> > Is the LC server the "definitive" Z39.50 database? If I suck down a record
> > from there, send it to my database, add more information, etc., etc., how
> > does it get back to the LC? Does it? Would the way I'd contribute be
> > to
> Is the LC server the "definitive" Z39.50 database? If I suck down a record
> from there, send it to my database, add more information, etc., etc., how
> does it get back to the LC? Does it? Would the way I'd contribute be
> to simply run and promote my own Z39.50 server?
I guess you could say
On Thu, Nov 13, 2003 at 10:38:59PM -0500, Morbus Iff wrote:
> Which brings me to my first question: why
> isn't MARC::File::XML installed with it?
It requires utf8, and consequently 5.8.0 at least.
//Ed
On Friday, November 14, 2003, at 09:40 AM, Bryan Baldus wrote:
I turned "strict_off", to get through the entire file, but
the exported records have had "Invalid indicators forced to blanks." I
would
like to get these records, and any others that generate errors, and
save
them (as originally rea
On Thursday, November 13, 2003, at 10:38 PM, Morbus Iff wrote:
Next up, I've been using the camel.usmarc file as the "file.dat"
equivalent in all the examples. When I ran the first example, I got:
ActivePerl with ASP and ADO / Tobias Martinsson.
...
Cross-platform Perl / Eric F. Johnson.
wh
First, an introduction: I am a cataloger/librarian. I have very limited
programming experience (2-3 classes--Pascal, C(++?) and database
introduction), and am attempting to teach myself Perl with Coriolis' Perl
Black Book. I have only made it through parts of the book, enough to
understand the bas
And moving further on, Example 3 starts talking about "warnings", and
follows up with "strict_off". This confused me, as I tried to associate
their meaning with what I know about Perl's own warning and strict pragma's:
* warnings are shown, but processing attempts to continue.
* when strict is
Me again . I've started going through the ::Tutorial, with
an eye to adding, updating, and revising things. So far:
* corrected some spelling and punctuation errors.
* replaced "listserv" with "mailing list". Listserv is a
copyrighted product name, and I've been C&D'd before.
* Added MARC
