But sometimes, the same periodical has several access types: 87 -> "Restricted access: Package deal" and "Restricted access: Perpetual access backfiles".
I just need to have this information stored. So if it not too complicated, we store it as a list, or if simpler this can be a string.
TASKS:
implement the mapping as migration rules
add the above to a vocabulary on cds-books
display the access on the frontsite and backoffice (on the frontsite only as open/restricted)
I have found 85641x specified as access type but with a value = ‘7’ in http://cds.cern.ch/record/2253733/export/xm?ln=en, the number does not describe the actual access as it was described here: https://github.com/inveniosoftware/invenio-app-ils/issues/579#issuecomment-573062440 in this case we need a mapping to human readable strings.
Library answer: 6 -> Open Access 5 -> Restricted access: National License 1 -> Restricted access: Perpetual access subscription 7 -> Restricted access: Perpetual access backfiles 8 -> Restricted access: Package deal 9 -> Restricted access: Undefined
But sometimes, the same periodical has several access types: 87 -> "Restricted access: Package deal" and "Restricted access: Perpetual access backfiles". I just need to have this information stored. So if it not too complicated, we store it as a list, or if simpler this can be a string.
TASKS:
implement the mapping as migration rules add the above to a vocabulary on cds-books display the access on the frontsite and backoffice (on the frontsite only as open/restricted)