Open gibsonjc opened 6 years ago
Ah, it looks like the query listed in Web Reports for the "dedup" query is actually the SQL for the non-dedup version Jessica mentions: https://www.carli.illinois.edu/products-services/i-share/reports/secure/sql-desc#08-01 (Local Catalog Maintenance > Bibliographic Records > Subjects > Bibliographic records)
The dedup version should have a subquery and a main query: https://www.carli.illinois.edu/products-services/i-share/reports/secure/sql-desc#08-01a
Chris, do you want me to work to convert the dedup version's subquery and main query, or would you like to look into it?
Debbie,
Please give it a go and let me know if you need anything
Chris
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Ah, it looks like the query listed in Web Reports for the "dedup" query is actually the SQL for the non-dedup version Jessica mentions: https://www.carli.illinois.edu/products-services/i-share/reports/secure/sql-desc#08-01 (Local Catalog Maintenance > Bibliographic Records > Subjects > Bibliographic records)
The dedup version should have a subquery and a main query: https://www.carli.illinois.edu/products-services/i-share/reports/secure/sql-desc#08-01a
Chris, do you want me to work to convert the dedup version's subquery and main query, or would you like to look into it?
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Number 8 from Issue #137 Description of a Library's Collection > General > Bib records with particular subj heading strings dedup
The problem is that it is not deduplicating the records. It is finding all of results but this version of the query is supposed to deduplicate the results output when the query text is found more than once in a single MARC record. Instead, it matches the results of the non-deduplicating version.
The non-deduplicating version is currently in Local Catalog Maintenance > Bibliographic Records > Subjects > Bibliographic records with particular subject heading strings (but eventually it needs to be moved to Description of a Library's Collection > General with this dedup version...that's my bad!)