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- Date: Sat, 15 Jan 2000 11:41:37 -0600
- From: pthompso@xxxxxxxxxx (Patricia Thompson)
- Subject: Re: Create list question
Thanks for your help! No one else sent me an answer. I think your
solution will work for me.
Pat Thompson
>At 02:39 PM 1/10/00 -0600, Patricia Thompson wrote:
>>Does anyone know how I would create a list of bib records that have more
>>than one order record attached?
>
>Don't know if anyone has answered this offlist, but the short answer is
>that you can't. The long answer is that you could export the bib and order
>record numbers from a bib review file and manipulate the output to produce
>a spreadsheet like format with a macro language of your choice. Or, you can
>just glance through the list! Such a list might look like this as output:
>
>RECORD # = b1670146x. RECORD # = o2099330.
>
>RECORD # = b16701471. RECORD # = o2099342.
>
>RECORD # = b16701537. RECORD # = o208644x. RECORD # = o208725x.
>
>RECORD # = b16701550. RECORD # = o2014981.
>
>RECORD # = b16701781. RECORD # = o2099366.
>
>RECORD # = b16703364. RECORD # = o2100575. RECORD # = o2100599.
>
>One thing to keep in mind, though, is that if you have multiple accounting
>units, the innopac will not export the numbers for the other units order
>records. If this is your situation, you would have to export lists from
>both accounting units and then reconcile them in a database or spreadsheet.
>
>>From a relational database standpoint, this is a no-brainer, but the
>innopac is not a true relational database...
>
>HTH,
>
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