RE: OCLC Macro question

["Zhou, Don" <dzhou at wmitchell dot edu>]

John:

Two things you can try, but take a look at my macro:
CS.AddFieldLine 51, "949 1" & Chr(223) & "q 2 " & Chr(223) & "t 0 " &
Chr(223) & "i 35117"

What this does to create an item record for us. 

To make yours work, you can try to take it out of the quotes and also
make the c capital to see if it works. It works here.

This is the suggested version:

bool = CS.AddField(99, "949
*recs=bo;dflt=oclc,mono;c1=n;c2=d;c4=-;cp=1;ep=$19.95;fm=b;fd=05wcm;br=w
est;st=1;vd=bat6;" & Chr(223) & "rU456772")


Don
William Mitchell College of Law

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Subject: RE: OCLC Macro question

Hi Don,

Can I ask you the context you use?

Here's what I've done with this: 
bool = CS.AddField(99, "949
*recs=bo;dflt=oclc,mono;c1=n;c2=d;c4=-;cp=1;ep=$19.95;fm=b;fd=05wcm;br=w
est;st=1;vd=bat6;chr(223)rU456772")

And it isn't working.  I must need some sort of other code around that
string.  Any ideas?
Thanks


- John


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Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 3:24 PM
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Subject: RE: OCLC Macro question

John:

It is: Chr(223).  Strange, isn't it? It took me a while to figure that
out.

Don Zhou
William Mitchell College of Law

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Sent: Wednesday, February 09, 2005 4:11 PM
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Subject: OCLC Macro question

Hi,

Excuse my double posting, I'm in  hurry.

This is probably very simple if you know, but I don't know.  I'm trying
to make Connecxion macros to for 949s to control order record creation
in our III system.  I am missing only one piece.  Here's a sample of the
line with the problem:

bool = CS.AddField(99, "949
*recs=bo;dflt=oclc,mono;c1=n;c2=d;c4=-;cp=1;ep=$19.95;fm=b;fd=05wcm;br=w
est;st=1;vd=bat6;|rU456772")

At the very end, I need the dagger delimiter where the pipe is, right
before the rU456772.  If we use this macro and overwrite the pipe with a
cntrl-D in the oclc record before we load it, it works fine.  Can some
one tell me how to code that dagger delimiter into this line of the
macro?

Thanks


John Goodyear
Library Database Manager
Pima Community College
Tucson, AZ
john dot goodyear at pima dot edu
520.206.4613


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