3 # There are four types of lines in a CCL profile:
4 # 1. qualifier specification
5 # qualifier-name [ attributeset ,] type = val [ attributeset ,] type = val ...
16 # see http://indexdata.dk/yaz/doc/tools.tkl#CCL for more details
18 # The rule below is used when no fields are specified
21 # Simple rule for a field called "clean"
24 ### 1. BIB1 USE ATTRIBUTES MAPPED TO CCL QUALIFIERS
26 # SEE http://www.loc.gov/z3950/agency/bib1.html
28 # The notation '$' following a USMARC tag refers to a
29 # subfield of the named field. The notation 'i' following a
30 # USMARC tag refers to values of the second indicator in the named
31 # field; when the second indicator of the field has the value
32 # , the data in the field is associated with that Use
35 #Use Value Definition USMARC tag(s)
36 #-------------------- ----- ------------------------------ ------------------
37 #Abstract 62 An abbreviated, accurate 520
38 # representation of a work,
39 # usually without added
40 # interpretation or criticism.
44 #Any 1016 The record is selected if there
45 # exists a Use attribute that the
46 # target supports (and considers
47 # appropriate - see note 1) such
48 # that the record would be
49 # selected if the target were to
50 # substitute that attribute.
52 # (1) When the origin uses 'any' the intent is that the target
53 # locate records via commonly used access points. The target
54 # may define 'any' to refer to a selected set of Use
55 # attributes corresponding to its commonly used access points.
56 # (2) In set terminology: when Any is the Use attribute, the set
57 # of records selected is the union of the sets of records
58 # selected by each of the (appropriate) Use attributes that
59 # the target supports.
63 #Anywhere 1035 The record is selected if the
64 # term value (as qualified by the
65 # other attributes) occurs anywhere
68 # Note: A target might choose to support 'Anywhere' only in
69 # combination with specific (non-Use) attributes. For example, a
70 # target might support 'Anywhere' only in combination with the
71 # Relation attribute 'AlwaysMatches' (see below), to locate all
72 # records in a database.
74 # Notes on relationship of Any and Anywhere:
75 # (1) A target may support Any but not Anywhere, or vice versa, or
76 # both. However, if a target supports both, then it should
77 # exclude 'Anywhere' from the list of Use attributes
78 # corresponding to 'Any' (if it does not do so, then the set
79 # of records located by 'Any' will be a superset of those
80 # located by 'Anywhere').
81 # (2) A distinction between the two attributes may be informally
82 # expressed as follows: 'anywhere' might result in more
83 # expensive searching than 'any'; if the target (and origin)
84 # support both 'any' and 'anywhere', if the origin uses 'Any'
85 # (rather than 'Anywhere') it is asking the target to locate
86 # the term only if it can do so relatively inexpensively.
89 #Author-name 1003 A personal or corporate author, 100, 110, 111, 400
90 # or a conference or meeting 410, 411, 700, 710,
91 # name. (No subject name 711, 800, 810, 811
92 # headings are included.)
93 Author 5=1 1=1003 s=pw
96 #Author-name-and- 1000 A personal or corporate author, 100/2XX, 110/2XX,
97 #title or a conference or meeting 111/2XX, subfields
98 # name, and the title of the $a & $t in
99 # item. (No subject name following: 400,410,
100 # headings are included.) The 411, 700, 710, 711,
101 # syntax of the name-title 800, 810, 811
102 # combination is up to the
103 # target, unless used with the
104 # Structure attribute Key (see
108 #Author-name- 1005 An organization or a group 110, 410, 710, 810
109 #corporate of persons that is identified
110 # by a particular name. (Differs
111 # from attribute "name-corporate
112 # (2)" in that corporate name
113 # subject headings are not
115 #Author-name-corporate 1=1005
117 #Author-name- 1006 A meeting of individuals or 111, 411, 711, 811
118 #conference representatives of various
119 # bodies for the purpose of
120 # discussing topics of common
121 # interest. (Differs from
122 # attribute "name-conference
123 # (3)" in that conference name
124 # subject headings are not
126 #Author-name-conference 1=1006
127 #af Author-name-conference
129 #Author-name-personal 1004 A person's real name, 100, 400, 700, 800
130 # pseudonym, title of nobility
131 # nickname, or initials.
132 # (Differs from attribute
133 # "name-personal (1)" in that
134 # personal name subject headings
136 #Author-name-personal 1=1004
138 #Author-Title-Subject 1036 An author or a title or a 1XX, 2XX, 4XX,
139 # subject. 6XX, 7XX, 8XX
141 # Note: When the Use attribute is Author-name-and-title (1000)
142 # the term contains both an author name and a title. When the
143 # Use attribute is Author-Title-Subject (1036), the term
144 # contains an author name or a title or a subject.
145 #Author-Title-Subject 1=1036
147 #Body of text 1010 Used in full-text searching to
148 # indicate that the term is to
149 # be searched only in that
150 # portion of the record that the
151 # target considers the body of
152 # the text, as opposed to some
153 # other discriminated part such
154 # as a headline, title, or
158 #Classification-Bliss 15 A classification number from
159 # the Bliss Classification,
160 # developed by Henry Evelyn
162 #Bliss-classification 1=15
164 #Classification-Dewey 13 A classification number from 082
166 # Classification, developed by
168 #Dewey-classification 1=13
170 #Classification- 50 A classification number 086
171 #government-publication assigned to a government
172 # document by a government
173 # agency at any level (e.g.,
176 #Number-govt-pub 1=50
178 #Classification-LC 16 A classification number from 050
179 # the US Library of Congress
183 #Classification-local 20 A local classification
184 # number from a system not
185 # specified elsewhere in this
186 # list of attributes.
187 Local-classification 4=1 1=20
188 lcn Local-classification
189 callnum Local-classification
190 #Local-classification cc callnum dewey
192 #Classification-NAL 18 A classification number from 070
193 # the US National Agriculture
194 # Library Classification.
195 #NAL-call-number 1=18
197 #Classification-NLM 17 A classification number from 060
198 # the US National Library of
199 # Medicine Classification.
200 #NLM-call-number 1=17
202 #Classification-MOS 19 A classification number from
203 # Mathematics Subject
204 # Classification, compiled
205 # in the Editorial Offices of
206 # Mathematical Reviews and
207 # Zentralblatt fur Mathematik.
208 #MOS-call-number 1=19
210 #Classification-UDC 14 A classification number from 080
212 # Classification, a system based
213 # on the Dewey Decimal
215 #UDC-classification 1=14
217 #Code-bib-level 1021 A one-character alphabetic Leader/07
218 # code indicating the
219 # bibliographic level such as
220 # monograph, serial or collection
224 #Code-geographic-area 55 A code that indicates the 043
225 # geographic area(s) that appear
226 # or are implied in the headings
227 # assigned to the item during
229 #Code-geographic 1=55
231 #Code-geographic- 1022 A code that represents the 052
232 #class geographic area and if
233 # applicable the geographic
234 # subarea covered by an item.
235 # The codes are derived from
236 # the LC Classification-Class G
237 # and the expanded Cutter number
239 #Geographic-class 1=1022
241 #Code-institution 56 An authoritative-agency 040, 852$a
242 # symbol for an institution
243 # that is the source of the
244 # record or the holding
245 # location. The code space is
246 # defined by the target.
247 #Code-institution 1=56
249 #Code-language 54 A code that indicates the 008/35-37, 041
250 # language of the item.
251 # The codes are defined by the
256 #Code-map-scale 1024 Coded form of cartographic 034
257 # mathematical data, including
258 # scale, projection and/or
259 # coordinates related to the
263 #Code-microform- 61 The code specifying the 007/11
264 #generation generation of a microform.
265 #Microform-generation 1=61
266 #material-designation Microform-generation
268 #Code-record-type 1001 A code that specifies the Leader/06
269 # characteristics and defines
270 # the components of the record.
271 # The codes are target-specific.
277 #Concept-reference 1015 Used within Z39.50-1988;
278 # included here for historical
279 # reasons but its use is
281 #Concept-reference 1=1015
283 #Concept-text 1014 Used within Z39.50-1988;
284 # included here for historical
285 # reasons but its use is
289 #Content-type 1034 The type of materials derived value
290 # contained in the item or from 008/24-27
291 # publication. For example:
292 # review, catalog, encyclopedia,
294 Content-type 1=1034 t=b
297 #Control number-BNB 10 Character string that uniquely 015
298 # identifies a record in the
299 # British National Bibliography.
300 #BNB-card-number 1=10
302 #Control number-BNF 11 Character string that uniquely 015
303 # identifies a record in the
304 # Bibliotheque Nationale Francais.
307 #Control number-DB 52 Character string that uniquely 015
308 # identifies a record in the
309 # Deutsche Bibliothek.
312 #Control number-LC 9 Character string that uniquely 010, 011
313 # identifies a record in the
314 # Library of Congress database.
316 #lc-card LC-card-number
318 #Control number-local 12 Character string that uniquely 001, 035
319 # identifies a record in a local
320 # system (i.e., any system that
321 # is not one of the four listed
325 #Date 30 The point of time at which 005, 008/00-05,
326 # a transaction or event 008/07-10, 260$c,
327 # takes place. 008/11-14, 033,etc.
331 #Date-publication 31 The date (usually year) in 008/07-10, 260$c
332 # which a document is published. 046, 533$d
333 Date-of-publication 1=31 4=109 r=r
334 #dp Date-of-publication
335 yr Date-of-publication
337 #Date-acquisition 32 The date when a document was 541$d
339 Date-of-acquisition 1=32
340 acqdate Date-of-acquisition
341 #da Date-of-acquisition
343 #Date/time added to 1011 The date and time that a 008/00-05
344 #database record was added to the
346 #Date-time-added-to-db 1=1011
348 #Date/time last 1012 The date and time a record 005
349 #modified was last updated.
350 #Date-time-last-modified 1=1012
352 #Identifier-- 1013 Used in full-text searching
353 #authority/format to indicate to the target
354 # system the format of the
355 # document that should be
356 # returned to the originating
357 # system. The attribute carries
358 # not only the format code, but
359 # also the authority (e.g.,
360 # system) that assigned that
362 #Authority/format-id 1=1013
364 #Identifier-CODEN 60 A six-character, unique, 030
365 # alphanumeric code assigned
366 # to serial and monographic
367 # publications by the CODEN
368 # section of the Chemical
372 #Identifier-document 1032 An identifier or Doc-ID,
373 # assigned by a server, that
374 # uniquely identifies a document
375 # on that server. May or may
376 # not be persistent. May be,
377 # for example, a URL.
378 # Note: this definition was modified October 1997.
381 #Identifier-ISBN 7 International Standard Book 020
382 # Number -- internationally
383 # agreed upon number that
384 # identifies a book uniquely.
385 # Cf. ANSI/NISO Z39.21 and
390 #Identifier-ISSN 8 International Standard Serial 022, 4XX$x,
391 # Number -- internationally 7XX$x
392 # agreed upon number that
393 # identifies a serial uniquely.
394 # Cf. ANSI/NISO z39.9 and
399 #Identifier-legal- 49 The copyright registration 017
400 #deposit number that is assigned to
401 # an item when the item is
402 # deposited for copyright.
403 #Number-legal-deposit 1=49
405 #Identifier-local-call 53 Call number (e.g., shelf location)
406 # assigned by a local system
407 # (not a classification number).
408 #Number-local-call 1=53
410 #Identifier-national- 48 Character string that uniquely 015
411 #bibliography identifies a record in a
412 # national bibliography.
413 #Number-natl-biblio 1=48
415 #Identifier-publisher- 51 A formatted number assigned 028
416 #for-music by a publisher to a sound
417 # recording or to printed music.
418 #Number-music-publisher 1=51
420 #Identifier-report 1027 A report number assigned to 027, 088
421 # the item. This number could be
422 # the STRN (Standard Technical
423 # Report Number) or another
425 # Cf. ANSI/NISO Z39.23 and
427 #Report-number 1=1027
429 #Identifier-standard 1007 Standard numbers such as ISBN, 010, 011, 015, 017,
430 # ISSN, music publishers 018, 020, 022, 023,
431 # numbers, CODEN, etc., that 024, 025, 027, 028,
432 # are indexed together in many 030, 035, 037
433 # online public-access catalogs.
434 #Identifier-standard 1=1007 4=6
436 #sn Identifier-standard
439 #Identifier-stock 1028 A stock number that could be 037
440 # used for ordering the item.
444 #Identifier-thematic 1030 The numeric designation for a $n in the following:
445 # part/section of a work such as 130, 240, 243, 630,
446 # the serial, opus or thematic 700, 730
448 #Thematic-number 1=1030
450 #Indexed-by 1023 For serials, a publication 510
451 # in which the serial has been
452 # indexed and/or abstracted.
455 #Material-type 1031 A free-form string, more derived value from
456 # specific than the one-letter Leader/06-07, 007,
457 # code in Leader/06, that 008, and 502
458 # describes the material type
459 # of the item, e.g., cassette,
460 # kit, computer database,
463 #itemtype Material-type
464 #collection Material-type
465 collection-code Material-type
467 mc-collection Material-type
470 #Music-key 1025 A statement of the key in $r in the following:
471 # which the music is written. 130, 240, 243, 630,
475 #Name 1002 The name of a person, corporate 100, 110, 111, 400,
476 # body, conference, or meeting. 410, 411, 600, 610,
477 # (Subject name headings are 611, 700, 710, 711,
478 # included.) 800, 810, 811
481 #Name-and-title 57 The name of a person, corporate 100/2XX, 110/2XX,
482 # body, conference, or meeting, 111/2XX, subfields
483 # and the title of an item. $a & $t in
484 # (Subject name headings are following: 400,410,
485 # included.) The syntax of the 411, 600, 610, 611,
486 # name-title combination is up 700, 710, 711, 800,
487 # to the target, unless used 810, 811
488 # with the Structure attribute
492 #Name-corporate 2 An organization or a group 110, 410, 610, 710,
493 # of persons that is identified 810
494 # by a particular name. (Subject
495 # name headings are included.)
499 #Name-conference 3 A meeting of individuals or 111, 411, 611, 711
500 # representatives of various 811
501 # bodies for the purpose of
502 # discussing topics of common
503 # interest. (Subject name
504 # headings are included.)
508 #Name-editor 1020 A person who prepared for 100 $a or 700 $a when
509 # publication an item that is the corresponding $e
510 # not his or her own. contains value 'ed.'
513 #Name-geographic 58 Name of a country, 651
514 # jurisdiction, region, or
515 # geographic feature.
516 #Name-geographic 1=58
518 #Name-geographic-place- 59 City or town where an item 008/15-17, 260$a
519 #publication was published.
521 #Name-personal 1 A person's real name, 100, 400, 600, 700,
522 # pseudonym, title of nobility 800
523 # nickname, or initials.
527 #Name-publisher 1018 The organization responsible 260$b
528 # for the publication of the
533 #Note 63 A concise statement in which 5XX
534 # such information as extended
535 # physical description,
536 # relationship to other works,
537 # or contents may be recorded.
541 #Record-source 1019 The USMARC code or name of the 008/39, 040
542 # organization(s) that created
543 # the original record, assigned
544 # the USMARC content designation
545 # and transcribed the record into
546 # machine-readable form, or
547 # modified the existing USMARC
548 # record; the cataloging source.
549 #Record-source 1=1019
551 #Server-choice 1017 The target substitutes one or
552 # more access points. The origin
553 # leaves the choice to the target.
556 # Notes on relationship of Any and Server-choice:
557 # (1) When the origin uses 'Server-choice' it is asking the target
558 # to select one or more access points, and to use its best
559 # judgment in making that selection. When 'Any' is used,
560 # there is no selection process involved; the target is to
561 # apply all of the (appropriate) supported Use attributes.
562 # The origin is asking the target to make a choice of access
564 # (2) The target might support 'Any' and not 'Server-choice', or
565 # vice versa, or both. If the target supports both, when the
566 # origin uses 'Server-choice', the target might choose 'Any';
567 # however, it might choose any other Use attribute.
568 #Server-choice 1=1017
570 #Subject 21 The primary topic on which a 600, 610, 611, 630,
571 # work is focused. 650, 651, 653, 654,
578 #Subject-BDI 23 Subject headings from
579 # Bibliotek Dokumentasjon
580 # Informasjon -- a controlled
581 # subject vocabulary used and
582 # maintained by the five Nordic
583 # countries (Denmark, Finland,
584 # Iceland, Norway, and Sweden).
585 #BDI-index-subject 1=23
587 #Subject-INSPEC 24 Subject headings from 600i2, 610i2,
588 # Information Services for the 611i2, 630i2,
589 # Physics and Engineering 650i2, 651i2
590 # Communities -- the Information
591 # Services Division of the
592 # Institution of Electrical
596 #Subject-LC 27 Subject headings from 600i0, 610i0,
597 # US Library of Congress 611i0, 630i0,
598 # Subject Headings. 650i0, 651i0
599 #LC-subject-heading 1=27
601 #Subject-LC- 1008 Subject headings, for use 600i1, 610i1,
602 #children's with children's literature, 611i1, 630i1,
603 # that conform to the 650i1, 651i1
604 # formulation guidelines in
605 # the "AC Subject Headings"
606 # section of the Library of
607 # Congress Subject Headings.
608 #Subject-LC-childrens 1=1008
610 #Subject-local 29 Subjects headings defined
612 #Local-subject-index 1=29
614 #Subject-MESH 25 Subject headings from 600i2, 610i2,
615 # Medical Subject Headings -- 611i2, 630i2,
616 # maintained by the US National 650i2, 651i2
617 # Library of Medicine.
620 #Subject-name- 1009 A person's real name, 600
621 #personal pseudonym, title of nobility
622 # nickname, or initials that
623 # appears in a subject heading.
624 Subject-name-personal 1=1009
626 #Subject-name-personal
627 #Subject-PA 26 Subject headings from 600i2, 610i2,
628 # Thesaurus of Psychological 611i2, 630i2,
629 # Index Terms -- maintained 650i2, 651i2
630 # by the Retrieval Services Unit
631 # of the American Psychological
635 #Subject-PRECIS 45 Subject headings from
636 # PREserved Context Index
637 # System -- a string of indexing
638 # terms set down in a prescribed
639 # order, each term being preceded
640 # by a manipulation code which
641 # governs the production of
642 # pre-coordinated subject index
643 # entries under selected terms --
644 # maintained by the British
648 #Subject-RAMEAU 22 Subject headings from
649 # Repertoire d'authorite de
650 # matieres encyclopedique
651 # unifie -- maintained by the
652 # Bibliotheque Nationale
656 #Subject-RSWK 46 Subject headings from
658 # Schlagwortkatalog --
659 # maintained by the Deutsches
660 # Bibliotheksinstitut.
663 #Subject-RVM 28 Subject headings from 600i6, 610i6,
664 # Repertoire des vedettes- 611i6, 630i6,
665 # matiere -- maintained by the 650i6, 651i6
666 # Bibliotheque de l'Universite
668 #RVM-subject-heading 1=28
670 #Subject-subdivision 47 An extension to a subject 6XX$x, 6XX$y,
671 # heading indicating the form, 6XX$z
672 # place, period of time treated,
673 # or aspect of the subject
675 #Subject-subdivision 1=47
677 #Title 4 A word, phrase, character, 130, 21X-24X, 440,
678 # or group of characters, 490, 730, 740, 830,
679 # normally appearing in an item, 840, subfield $t
680 # that names the item or the in the following:
681 # work contained in it. 400, 410, 410, 600,
682 # 610, 611, 700, 710,
689 #Title-abbreviated 43 Shortened form of the title; 210, 211 (obs.),
690 # either assigned by national 246
691 # centers under the auspices of
692 # the International Serials Data
693 # System, or a title (such as an
694 # acronym) that is popularly
695 # associated with the item.
696 #Title-abbreviated 1=43
698 #Title-added-title-page 37 A title on a title page 246i5
699 # preceding or following the
700 # title page chosen as the basis
701 # for the description of the
702 # item. It may be more general
703 # (e.g., a series title page),
704 # or equally general (e.g., a
705 # title page in another
707 #Title-added-title-page 1=37
709 #Title-caption 38 A title given at the beginning 246i6
710 # of the first page of the text.
713 #Title-collective 34 A title proper that is an 243
714 # inclusive title for an item
715 # containing several works.
716 #Title-collective 1=34
718 #Title-cover 36 The title printed on the 246i4
719 # cover of an item as issued.
722 #Title-expanded 44 An expanded (or augmented) 214 (obs.), 246
723 # title has been enlarged with
724 # descriptive words by the
725 # cataloger to provide
726 # additional indexing and
727 # searching capabilities.
730 #Title-former 42 A former title or title 247, 780
732 # bibliographic record
733 # represents all issues of
734 # a serial that has changed
738 #Title-host-item 1033 The title of the item 773$t
739 # containing the part
740 # described in the record, for
741 # example, a journal title
742 # when the record describes an
743 # article in the journal.
746 #Title-key 33 The unique name assigned to 222
747 # a serial by the International
748 # Serials Data System (ISDS).
751 #Title-other-variant 41 A variation from the title 212 (obs.), 246i3,
752 # page title appearing elsewhere 247, 740
753 # in the item (e.g., a variant
754 # cover title, caption title,
755 # running title, or title from
756 # another volume) or in another
758 #Title-other-variant 1=41
760 #Title-parallel 35 The title proper in another 246i1
761 # language and/or script.
764 #Title-related- 1026 Serial titles related to this 247, 780, 785
765 #periodical item, either the immediate
766 # predecessor or the immediate
768 #Related-periodical 1=1026
769 #Title-running 39 A title, or abbreviated title, 246i7
770 # that is repeated at the head
771 # or foot of each page or leaf.
774 #Title-series 5 Collective title applying to 440, 490, 830, 840,
775 # a group of separate, but subfield $t in the
776 # related, items. following: 400,410,
782 #Title-spine 40 A title appearing on the 246i8
786 #Title-uniform 6 The particular title by which 130, 240, 730,
787 # a work is to be identified subfield $t in the
788 # for cataloging purposes. following: 700,710,
792 #Authority-number Koha-Auth-Number The Number
793 # for an authority to be searched subfield $9 in the
794 # for cataloging purposes. following: 700,701,702,710,
795 # 711,712 and some 6XX fields (Unimarc)
796 Authority-number 1=8910
798 Koha-Auth-Number Authority-Number
800 #Authority/format-id authtypecode The Code
801 # associated to an authority type
802 # 152$b in authority records
803 Authority/format-id 1=Authority/format-id
804 at Authority/format-id
806 #Heading-Entity Information for Heading in an
809 Heading-Entity 1=Heading-Entity
813 ### 2. BIB1 RELATION ATTRIBUTES
828 ### 3. BIB1 POSITION ATTRIBUTES
831 # we have to fake startswith until zebra supports it
832 # starts with if we want no truncation ... need to ad 'term #'
833 # finds 'starts with it' but not italian
834 # see http://lists.indexdata.dk/pipermail/yazlist/2006-July/001664.html
835 startswithnt 3=1 5=101 6=3
837 # starts with with truncation
838 first-in-subfield 3=2
839 any-position-in-field 3=3
841 ### 4. BIB1 STRUCTURE ATTRIBUTES
847 st-date-normalized 4=5
851 # there was a reason I didn't want to use this but it's
856 st-date-un-normalized 4=100
857 st-name-normalized 4=101
858 st-name-un-normalized 4=102
861 st-free-form-text 4=105
862 st-document-text 4=106
863 st-local number 4=107
868 ### 5. BIB1 TRUNCATION ATTRIBUTES
873 do-not-truncate 5=100
874 process-in-search-term 5=101
880 ### 6. BIB1 STRUCTURE ATTRIBUTES
881 incomplete-subfield 6=1
882 complete-subfield 6=2
885 ### COMBINATIONS OF THE ABOVE
888 ## ATTRIBUTES NOT IN BIB1 OR ELSE ONES I DON"T KNOW WHERE IN BIB1 THEY BELONG
898 Place-publication 1=59
908 #date-entered-on-file 1=8800
924 ############## SUBJECT-RELATED
931 # Geographic Coverage
934 ## Additional Author distinctions needed for field weighting
935 # lastname,firstname entry in $100$a
936 Author-personal-bibliography 1=8900
937 aub Author-personal-bibliography
938 # Author-in-order - firstname lastname in 245$c statement of responsibility
939 Author-in-order 1=8901
947 # CONTENT and Literary form
962 # BRANCH (of local library)
965 Illustration-code 1=Illustration-code
998 title-sort-za 7=2 1=36
999 title-sort-az 7=1 1=36
1001 # Truncation characters (it seems to take multiple arguments)
1003 # field specifies how multiple fields are to be combined.
1004 # There are two modes: or: multiple qualifier fields are
1005 # ORed, merge: attributes for the qualifier fields are
1006 # merged and assigned to one term.
1008 # case specificies if CCL operatores and qualifiers
1009 # should be compared with case sensitivity or not.
1010 # Specify 0 for case sensitive; 1 for case insensitive.
1012 # Tokens for CCL operators (it seems you can assign multiple tokens per operator which is nice)
1015 # make sure - doesn't conflict with another usage of this token
1018 # Not sure if you can specify tokens for prox operators, but here are the defaults
1019 # proximity of a, b - distance n - any order:
1021 # proximity of a, b - distance n - in order:
1023 # Integer n may be omitted - in which case distance is 1.
1025 # Rules for a few GILS fields
1026 #north gils-attset,u=2040 r=o
1027 #south gils-attset,u=2041 r=o
1028 #east gils-attset,u=2038 r=o
1029 #west gils-attest,u=2039 r=o
1030 #distributor gils-attset,u=2000 s=pw
1031 #distributorname gils-attset,u=2001 s=pw
1034 ExplainCategory exp1,1=1
1035 HumanStringLanguage exp1,1=2
1036 DatabaseName exp1,1=3
1038 AttributeSetOID exp1,1=5
1039 RecordSyntaxOID exp1,1=6
1041 ExtededServiceOID exp1,1=8
1043 DateChanged exp1,1=10
1044 DateExpires exp1,1=11
1045 ElementSetName exp1,1=12