Bug 37132: Update MARC21 authority frameworks to Update 35
The patch updates the MARC21 authority frameworks to Update 35 To test: 1. Apply patch and reset_all 2. Go to Administration > Authority types 3. Click Actions next to the Default framework and choose MARC structure 4. Check for the changes detailed in the update https://www.loc.gov/marc/up35authority/adapndxf.html - There should be a new subfield in 856 - g - Persistent identifier (R) - Subfield 856$h should be renamed Non-functioning Uniform Resource Identifier and should now be repeatable - Subfield 856$q should now be repeatable 5. Optional: Check other authority frameworks, they should all be changed Signed-off-by: Phil Ringnalda <phil@chetcolibrary.org> Signed-off-by: Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer@bsz-bw.de>
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kohafield: ""
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frameworkcode: ""
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- authtypecode: ""
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tagfield: "856"
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tagsubfield: "g"
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liblibrarian: "Persistent identifier"
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libopac: "Persistent identifier"
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repeatable: 1
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mandatory: 0
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tab: 8
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authorised_value:
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value_builder:
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seealso:
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isurl: 0
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hidden: 0
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linkid: 0
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kohafield: ""
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frameworkcode: ""
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- authtypecode: ""
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tagfield: "856"
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tagsubfield: "h"
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liblibrarian: "Processor of request [OBSOLETE]"
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libopac: "Processor of request [OBSOLETE]"
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repeatable: 0
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liblibrarian: "Non-functioning Uniform Resource Identifier"
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libopac: "Non-functioning Uniform Resource Identifier"
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repeatable: 1
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mandatory: 0
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tab: 8
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authorised_value:
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tagsubfield: "q"
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liblibrarian: "Electronic format type"
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libopac: "Electronic format type"
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repeatable: 0
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repeatable: 1
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mandatory: 0
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tab: 8
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authorised_value:
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