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Agree that $1 for ORCID (Real World Object URI) needs to be indexed in Alma. Probably Ex Libris should leave indexing for $0 containing ORCID if it has been used in existing records. It may take time for that to get straightened out.
Why not ask for same treatment for indexing ISNI RWO URI in $1 as well as $0. ISNI supports linked data as well.
Perhaps this should be a separate enhancement, but indexing $0 and $1 subfields in general (External identifiers/URIs?) would probably be appreciated as we go forward with library linked data development and its impacts on MARC.
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Shouldn't this be in the Content section rather than Primo?
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Agree with Steve McDonald. A job to match and convert LCSH in 655 to LCGFT if desired by the customer and if an appropriate match can be found, would need to change the vocabulary indications - this could be a desirable enhancement, but the current behavior is a bug. Keeping the vocabularies straight is crucial as we look toward linked data conversion
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Marcus,
What about the Client Common Titles.txt file? Could you use that? (https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Primo/Product_Documentation/Technical_Guide/180Files_Used_by_the_Dedup_Algorithm#ClientCommonTitles.txt all the way at the bottom)
All the way at the bottom.
Unfortunately, apparently it's accessed by the Serials matching profile only -- there's no corresponding file for monographs.
Laura
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This is available in Primo publishing; it should be available for all other kinds of publishing for other purposes, not just OAI publishing