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Background
Network Zone OCLC Integrations (Search External Resources (Worldcat (OCLC)) and Connexion Export) will use a normalization rule process that will be configured in the network zone instance and used by all campuses. This document describes the CSU-wide normalization rule process used in these integrations.
Policy Statement
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The current normalization ruleprocess, CSU Remove 029,936,938,948,984 removes the 029, 936, 938, 948 and 948 984 Marc fields from the NZ recordbibliographic records.
The 029 is removed because it is a vendor control number and serves no function in Alma. FuthermoreFurthermore, the Orbis Cascade Alliance found that numerous 029 fields caused problems with record processing. The 938 and 948 Marc fields are also vendor numbers and have no function in Alma 936 is Conser/OCLC miscellaneous data and the 938 field field is vendor-specific data. When a record is imported from Worldcat through Search External Resources, the 948 field indicates whether or not the title is held and how many other institutions hold this title. The 984 field is for local data.
Best practice recommendations
The normalization ruleprocess, CSU Remove 029,936,938,948,984 NZ should be used in the NZ OCLC integrations applied to import profiles and integration profiles that import bibliographic records.
Procedures in Alma
The normalizaton process, CSU Remove 029,936,938,948,984 NZ is applied at the NZ level for Search External Resources (Worldcat (OCLC)) and the OCLC Connexion integration profile.
Procedures in Alma
Describe how to access the NZ 029,938,948 removal rule and add as a process in Alma for each institution who would like to use the same normalization rule when working with their Institution Zone.
The normalizaton rule, CSU Remove 029,938,948 is applied at the NZ level. Optionally, if a campus would like to apply to its instance of Alma the rule is shared and available to use
Optionally, if a campus would like to apply this process in its instance of Alma the rule must be saved to the campus' institution zone and then be made into a normalization process.
Saving the normalization rule to your IZ
In Metadata Editor, go to File, Options and Placement of new rules should be Local.
Under the Rules tab go to Normalization Rules and then Shared to locate the normalization rule, CSU Remove 029,936,938,948,984 NZ. Then left-click on it and Duplicate.
Name this rule (suggestion: CSU Remove 029,936,938,948,984 IZ) and make sure that it is Shared and Enabled.
After you save this rule, you will create a normalization process from it.
Creating a normalization process form the locally-saved normalization rule
Go to Alma, Resource Management, Resource Configuration, Configuration Menu. Then Cataloging, Metagdata Configuration.
Then select MARC21 Bibliographic.
Select Normalization Processes tab and Add Process.
Name and describe your process. (Suggestion: CSU Remove 029,936,938,948,984 IZ) Make sure the process is Active.
Select MarcDroolNormalization (the normalization rules are written in the Drools programming language) and then Add to Selection.
Choose the normalization rule, CSU Remove 029,936,938,948,984 IZ from the drop-down. Then save.
Now this process will be available to use with your IZ's Connexion and Search External Resources integration profile.
Action log
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Articulate the need for the policy (background) |
| Background and policy statement added. | |||||||||
Create a Policy Statement | Marcus Jun |
| added policy statement about the need to removed specific Marc fields from NZ record | ||||||||
Identify and create best practice recommendations | Marcus Jun |
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Where applicable, identify and write up procedures in Alma | Marcus Jun |
| added brief info about shared normalization rule | will add more details and screenshots, added procedure for saving normalization rule to IZ then create a normalization process from it. |
Tasks to be completed
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