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E-EndUser 2003, Helsinki

September 5, 2003

Bibliographic Record Linking in music databases

Ulla IkäheimoHelsinki University Library, Finland

Acknowledgements

Liisa Sten Helsinki University Library

Esa KurkiSibelius Academy Library

Contents

• What BibLinking is• History• How BibLinking works

– in cataloging – in WebVoyàge – configurations

• Conclusions

• According to ”Voyager 2001.1 Bibliographic Record Linking and MARC Derivation of Records User’s Guide” April 2002, BibLinking enables:– Defining relationships between bibliographic

records using profiles made in SysAdmin module

– Displaying relationships in WebVoyage (and in Cataloging module)

– Maintaining relationships with templates (and with derivation fields) in Cataloging module

What Bibliographic Linking is

• Relationships can be:– vertical, eg. between ”parent” (=host)

and ”children” (=component parts) – sibling, eg. between parts of a

multivolume set– chronological, eg. predecessors and

successors– horizontal, eg. different versions of the

same bibliographic item

What BibLinking is (cont.)

Vertical relationship: Music host record with its contents

Contents

A record of one track with information of a sound recording as a host

Publication

What BibLinking is (cont.)

• Links are made to both directions– from host to component part and vice versa

• One record can have multiple relationships– a record can simultaneously have different kind

of relationships– a component part can have its own component

parts– a component part can have multiple hosts

History of BibLinking in Finland

• A related records feature was used in four DBs in the former library system (two music, two article databases)

• Since June 1999 we have worked with EISI with the BibLinking product– 2001 the first Voyager DB with BibLinking

(Arsca) opened– Helsinki University Databases VIOLA and

ARTO January 2002

History (cont.)

Essential features of BibLinking for us:- the main basis of the links between hosts and

component parts should be the Bib/001 of the host and the 773|w of the component part record

- the system must be able to handle hundreds, even thousands of component parts

Music databases with BibLinking

VIOLA http://viola.linneanet.fi

the Finnish national discography and union catalogue of music

Arsca http://arsca.linneanet.fi (free access)

the database of 8 art libraries, 4 of them music libraries

3 databases of polytechnic libraries (2003-)

BibLinking in Cat module

• Related records are maintained in the Cataloging module• Cataloging, copying, editing and deleting of the related

records are similar to the cataloging of ”ordinary” bibliographic records

• Templates with derivation fields can be used• Related records can be searched and displayed in

Cataloging module (and in WebVoyàge)• Related records can be relinked easily

A host record in the VIOLA client

Related records

Component part records in VIOLA linked to Karita live! recording

Template with derivation fields for

printed music, component part

773 ‡7 nncm ‡< ‡w VRID> ‡< ‡t 245a> ‡< ‡d 260c> ‡< ‡x 020a> ‡< ‡o 024a>

Derivation fields for a component record of a musical score

773 ‡7 nncm (= constant in tag 773)

‡< ‡w VRID> (= 001/Bib of the source record)

‡< ‡t 245a>

‡< ‡d 260c>

‡< ‡x 020a>

‡< ‡o 024a>

773 ‡7nnas ‡w ‡t … (= tag/subfields of target record)

VRID, 245a … (= tags/subfields in source record)

‡ = delimiter symbol

< = opening angle bracket (”‡<” begins configuration)

> = closing angle bracket (ends tag/subfield configuration)

A component part in VIOLA

773 ‡7 nncm ‡w 101598 ‡t The best Broadway songs ever ‡d c1975

A summary example of the derivation rule

• Source: Bib/001 101598 245 ‡a The best Broadway songs ever

260 ‡c c1975

no 020 or 024 fields• Template: 773 ‡7 nncm ‡< ‡w VRID> ‡< ‡t

245a> ‡< ‡d 260c> ‡< ‡x 020a> ‡< ‡o 024a>

• New record: 773 ‡7 nncm ‡w 101598 ‡t The best Broadway songs ever ‡d c1975

Template with derivation fields for a CD track

Derivation fields in the CD track template

• 041 ‡< ‡a 041a>• 511 ‡< ‡a 511a>• 700 ‡< ‡a 100a> ‡< ‡e 100e>• 710 ‡< ‡a 110a> ‡< ‡e 110e>• 773 ‡7 nnjm ‡< ‡w VRID> ‡< ‡a 100a> ‡< 100e> ‡< ‡a

110a> ‡< 110e> ‡< ‡s 240a> ‡< 240m> ‡< 240e> ‡< 240j> ‡< 240r> ‡< 240n> ‡< 240p> ‡< 240o> ‡< ‡t 245a> ‡< ‡g 248g> ‡< ‡d 260a > : ‡< 260b>, ‡< 260c> ‡< ‡j 300z> ‡< ‡r 028b> ‡< 028a> ‡v raita

A compact disc host in VIOLA

A new component part

BibLinking Configurations in general

• In SysAdmin module (System -> Search config. -> BibLinking): the configurations for– links between related records for cataloging and

WebVoyàge – displays of related records in cataloging and partly in

WebVoyàge

• In displayN.cfg: the configurations for– the links to be displayed in general in WebVoyàge

• In opac.ini: the configurations for– separate displays in WebVoyàge

SysAdmin -> System -> Search configuration ->

BibLinking –profiles for VIOLA DB

COMP HOST BibLinking profiles for VIOLA DB

BibLinking profiles for VIOLA

COMP profile HOST profile

Comp. / Host Host / Comp.

773W/ 001 BBID/773w

790A/0359 0359/790a

773W/035a 035A/773w

BibLinking configurations for WebVoyàge

• In displayN.cfg ( a new code): Publication:3500 HOST (the same profile code name as in SysAdmin BibLinking)Contents:3500 COMP (the same profile code name as in

SysAdmin BibLinking)

Configurations: WebVoyàge (cont.)

In opac.ini:[View_Record_Page] (old stanza; new variables added

for BibLinking)MaxRelatedRecords=30MaxRelatedRecordsMessage=Click here to get the

contents MaxRelatedRecordsMainTableData=#DCDEDEMaxRelatedRecordsBorder=0 HostRecLinkText=Click here to return to the

original record

A sound recording with less than 30 component parts

Contents

Configurations: WebVoyàge (cont.)

In opac.ini:[Max_Related_Records_Page] (new stanza for

BibLinking), eg. Records_per_page=10

HotLink_#=Y HotLink_1=Y HotLink_2=N HotLink_3=N

Configurations: WebVoyàge (cont.)

[Max_Related_Records_Page] (cont.)

MaxRelatedRecordsMainTableData=#DCDEDE

MaxRelatedRecordsBorder=1

HostRecLinkTextTop=Click here to return to the original record

HostRecLinkTextBottom= Click here to return to the original record

[Title_Bar] (old stanza; added for BibLinking)

Max_Related_Records_Page=Contents

A sheet music collection with 40 individual songs

Contents: Click here to get the contents

Contents of the collection

Click here to return to the original record

Contents

Conclusions

+- Navigation between hosts and contents is practical. The message ”Click here to get the original record” may be confusing

+- Catalogers must be very careful when copying records, eg. not to create uncorrect links

+- Catalogers have to understand the basis of the linking for not to create incorrect relationships in the DB

Conclusions (cont.)

- Links are not retained when copying or loading host with its component parts from DB to DB (if links can not be based on standard numbers) and copying is possible only one record at a time

- Templates (derivation fields) complicated to modify

- Fixed fields cannot be derived from the host record

Conclusions (cont.)

+ BibLinking is flexible (eg. templates with derivation fields for several purposes, relink)

+ Links in WebVoyàge working fine in music DBs

-> BibLinking is an essential tool in music cataloguing