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Anuar Nurmakanov
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Doug Loynes
Doug LoynesPriority
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Sunflower (R1 2025)
TestRail: Cases
Open TestRail: Cases
TestRail: Runs
Open TestRail: Runs
Created December 4, 2023 at 2:18 PM
Updated January 16, 2025 at 8:18 PM
Resolved November 3, 2024 at 6:00 PM
Current situation or problem:
For the production release of BIBFRAME, LCCN use cases must cover both 'Structure A' and 'Structure B' scenarios,
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Validation
Enforce validation rules to prevent malformed LCCNs from getting passed to the back end and adhere to proper structure
Enforce validation rules to ensure an LCCN assigned to a resource is unique and has not already been assigned to another resource
If a resource fails either / both of these general conditions, the resource cannot be saved to the back end, and the cataloger is alerted that the problem(s) must be corrected in order to continue.
NOTE: LCCN validation rules are applied when a cataloger attempts to save a resource to the back end, and are not applied when a resource in transformed into linked data through various channels. Therefore, it is possible that a malformed LCCN could be passed into the Linked data editor without detection. If a cataloger were to subsequently edit the resource, validation rules should prevent the resource from being saved with a malformed LCCN.
LCCN Structure
Structure 'A' format - (1898-2000)
Structure 'B' format - (2001 - present)
MARC authority records (addressed in structure documentation)
MARC bibliographic records (addressed in structure documentation)
Indexing
Update LCCN index in Linked data editor to account for / accommodate bibliographic resources assigned with Structure A LCCNs
Formatting
Check that LCCN assigned to a resource follows the correct and expected format
Applies generally to new cataloging, but would also apply if a cataloger edited an LCCN for an existing resource
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