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Mark, Try using '?' as a wildcard for each of the indicators: 856??|u Caleb T-R Golden Gate University >>> mbraden@xxxxxxxxxx 08/12/02 02:32PM >>> Greetings All: Seeking your counsel and validation, or correction. I want to sort a list by a MARC subfield (856 |u). When using Create Lists in the Millennium edition, I'm prompted for tttii|sssss (t=tag, i=indicator, s=subfield). I've tried designating 856|u, 856 |u, but don't see any change in the list arrangement, so I'm seeking your counsel. I want to sort by _any_ 856 field, regardless of indicators, and use only the |u to sort. How would you express that? While I try various ideas that come to my mind, I'd be grateful to hear from you all, regarding your excellent solutions. Many thanks in advance. --Mark ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mark E. Braden Internet: mbraden@xxxxxxxxxx Catalog Librarian Facsimile: 323.341.4991 Occidental College Library Voice: 323.259.2668 1600 Campus Road Los Angeles, California 90041 These are my own views. -- This message was distributed through the Innovative Users Group INNOPAC list Public replies: INNOPAC@xxxxxxxxxx Update your subscription options: http://innopacusers.org/list/listinfo/innopac
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Mark,
Try using '?' as a wildcard for each of the indicators:
856??|u
Caleb T-R
Golden Gate University
>>> mbraden@xxxxxxxxxx 08/12/02 02:32PM >>> Greetings All: Seeking your counsel and validation, or correction. I want to sort a list by a MARC subfield (856 |u). When using Create Lists in the Millennium edition, I'm prompted for tttii|sssss (t=tag, i=indicator, s=subfield). I've tried designating 856|u, 856 |u, but don't see any change in the list arrangement, so I'm seeking your counsel. I want to sort by _any_ 856 field, regardless of indicators, and use only the |u to sort. How would you express that? While I try various ideas that come to my mind, I'd be grateful to hear from you all, regarding your excellent solutions. Many thanks in advance. --Mark ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Mark E. Braden Internet: mbraden@xxxxxxxxxx Catalog Librarian Facsimile: 323.341.4991 Occidental College Library Voice: 323.259.2668 1600 Campus Road Los Angeles, California 90041 These are my own views. -- This message was distributed through the Innovative Users Group INNOPAC list Public replies: INNOPAC@xxxxxxxxxx Update your subscription options: http://innopacusers.org/list/listinfo/innopac |