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An error occurred while saving the comment Laura Akerman commentedAgree 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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An error occurred while saving the comment Laura Akerman commentedMarcus,
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.
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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