The post-processor must leave P799 statements unchanged in BIB.
When I export the QS file and look at it directly, without post-processing, I see three P799 statements for every record in BIB, one for Q49620 (STATUS_QNUMBER), one for Q14 (Philobiblon record created), and one for Q15 (PhiloBiblon record update).
Thus for bibid 1004:
Q14960 P799 Q49620Q14960 P799 Q14 P106 +1985-07-10T00:00:00Z/11 P721 "FAULHABER"Q14960 P799 Q15 P106 +2023-05-14T00:00:00Z/11 P721 "FAULHABER"
However, the post-processed file only shows the two P799 statement for (Q14) "PhiloBiblon record created" and (Q15) "PhiloBiblon record update":
In other words the post processor deletes "Q14960 P799 Q49620" . This is the statement that captures Q49620(STATUS_QNUMBER).
I.e., the post-processing script must be changed to leave the P799 statements as they are.
The post-processor must leave P799 statements unchanged in BIB. When I export the QS file and look at it directly, without post-processing, I see three P799 statements for every record in BIB, one for Q49620 (STATUS_QNUMBER), one for Q14 (Philobiblon record created), and one for Q15 (PhiloBiblon record update). Thus for bibid 1004: Q14960 P799 Q49620Q14960 P799 Q14 P106 +1985-07-10T00:00:00Z/11 P721 "FAULHABER"Q14960 P799 Q15 P106 +2023-05-14T00:00:00Z/11 P721 "FAULHABER" However, the post-processed file only shows the two P799 statement for (Q14) "PhiloBiblon record created" and (Q15) "PhiloBiblon record update":
Q14960 !P799 Q14 P106 +1985-07-10T00:00:00Z/11 P721 "FAULHABER"Q14960 !P799 Q15 P106 +2023-05-14T00:00:00Z/11 P721 "FAULHABER"
In other words the post processor deletes "Q14960 P799 Q49620" . This is the statement that captures Q49620(STATUS_QNUMBER). I.e., the post-processing script must be changed to leave the P799 statements as they are.