Display 6XX fields with $v form subdivisions intact
Primo VE is configured to map 6XX $v form subdivisions to a separate display field, breaking the subject string. In some cases, the form subdivision is plucked out of the 6XX, leaving the surrounding string incomplete. For example:
600 10 $aO'Keeffe, Georgia, $d1887-1986 $vExhibitions
displays in Primo VE as:
Subject O'Keeffe, Georgia, 1887-1986
Genre Exhibitions
651 #0 $aRome (Italy) $vMaps $vEarly works to 1800
displays in Primo VE as:
Subject Rome (Italy)
Genre Maps
Early works to 1800
And so on, for all 6XX $v form subdivisions. This cannot be reconfigured. Additionally, each occurrence of the form subdivision is displayed as a separate genre. An exhibition catalog with three artists appearing in 6XX fields would result in three genre term displays, all saying "Exhibitions".
To preserve our subject string with form subdivisions intact, we were advised to consider adding a 9XX with the field as we want it to display and labeling that as Subject in Primo VE.This adds steps to cataloger workflow and generates unnecessary data in the records.
This display feature should be reconsidered. Whether or not to split $v form subdivisions should at least be configurable by libraries.
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Manu Schwendener commented
> can be customized via Primo VE Normalization Rules
My guess is that this was hardcoded in 2018, but no longer is.
Could the idea be closed to free the votes?
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Manu Schwendener commented
Sarah, is this still an open enhancement request? If yes, could you link to an example in your Primo VE catalog?
Thank you
(I won't get notified of your reply though, sorry)
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Manu Schwendener commented
> 655 $a should be displayed in Primo as "Genre", not "Subject"
Please also vote for https://ideas.exlibrisgroup.com/forums/308176-primo/suggestions/45177370-remove-655-from-the-subject-facet
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Yuji Tosaka commented
The display can be customized via Primo VE Normalization Rules. See https://developers.exlibrisgroup.com/blog/primo-ve-normalization-rule-examples/
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Christopher Thomas commented
Also, 655 $a should be displayed in Primo as "Genre", not "Subject".