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  1. 【NACSIS-CAT/ILL Cloud App】We would like to request that prefix matching search, similar to WebUIP, be implemented in the Cloud App as well.

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  2. NACSIS-CAT Could App: Enable English output in NOTE field when converting 336/337/338 fields for records with 040 $$b eng

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    1 comment  ·  Alma » Metadata Management  ·  Admin →
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    Bukkyo University Library commented  · 

    Currently, the system supports conversion of Japanese vocabulary in the NOTE field (e.g., "Content Type: text (ncrcontent)") into structured 336/337/338 fields for records with 040 $$b jpn,. However, a similar conversion is not applied to records with 040 $$b eng, even when the NOTE field contains English vocabulary in the same format.

    We request that the same conversion logic be extended to records with 040 $$b eng, so that:

    Example:
    NOTE: Content Type: text (ncrcontent), Media Type: unmediated (ncrmedia), Carrier Type: volume (ncrcarrier)
    -->
    336 $$a text $$2 ncrcontent
    337 $$a unmediated $$2 ncrmedia
    338 $$a volume $$2 ncrcarrier

    This enhancement would ensure consistency in metadata mapping between Japanese and English cataloging languages and improve the quality of bibliographic records in Alma.

    Bukkyo University Library supported this idea  ·