Hi,
at http://en.pusc.it/bib/MARCgrep I posted MARCgrep.pl, a command line tool to
analyze MARC records.
Searches for filtering or counting can be based on tag, indicators, subfield
and field value (or tag and positions for control fields 00x).
The condition is powerful: tag, indicators, subfield
And useful too)
> I wished my own code looked this nice and clean!
>
> /Leif Andersson
> Stockholm University Library
>
> ____
> Från: Stefano Bargioni [bargi...@pusc.it]
> Skickat: den 13 december 2011 12:37
> Till: perl4lib
> Ämn
If I'm not wrong, sprintf syntax is
sprintf FORMAT, LIST
See http://perldoc.perl.org/functions/sprintf.html for instance.
So the statement
my $new_marc = $bib_rec->as_usmarc();
seems the good way to accomplish your need.
Bye. Stefano
On Mar 12, 2012, at 14:49 , Anne Highsmith wrote:
> I am runnin
If I'm not wrong,
$batch->strict_off();
will avoid your loop to print warnings and stop processing records.
HTH. Stefano
On 29/mag/2014, at 23.13, John E Guillory wrote:
> Thanks Timothy for your help.
>
> When processing about 5 million records I would expect some crazy records.
> The new sc
Maybe you can connect to Z39.50 servers in France [1] or Italy [2].
HTH. Stefano
[1] http://m.abes.fr/Sudoc/Boite-a-outils-Sudoc-public/Z3950-Sudoc-public
[2]
http://www.iccu.sbn.it/opencms/opencms/it/archivionovita/2012/novita_0010.html
On 11/dic/2014, at 11:08, Sergio Letuche wrote:
> hello
n allows to specify
fields to print.
You can chain more conditions using
./MARCGgrep.pl -o marc -e condition1 file.mrc | ./MARCGgrep.pl -e
condition2 -
KNOWN ISSUES
Performance.
Accepts and returns only UTF-8.
Checks are case sensitive.
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