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On 7/18/2019 7:31 PM, Terry Reese wrote:
> There isn't going to be a straightforward way to do this. The
> closest I'm thinking is the dedup records tool which allows you to
> search against a single or multiple files and target a specific set
> of field/subfields. However, these would be looking for exact matches
> (unless you enabled fuzzy matching) -- which might be required given
> that the 5xx fields may have small variations.
Can you guide me on how to set this up? Should I be using one of the
single files, with the LBD data either embedded or interleaved, or a
pair where one is the main titles and the other is the extracted LBD?
And is it possible to put more than one tag number in the "Control
field" box? (I tried "500,505,520" on a test file and it didn't think
any were duplicates, even though I know there are some cases in there I
would want to catch. Entering "500" alone with the setup otherwise the
same resulted in output that I think I understand.)
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Lisa Hatt
Cataloging | De Anza College Library
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