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--- resources:cerl_thesaurus:editing:format:956 [2017/08/09 10:48] – [Examples] jahnke
+++ resources:cerl_thesaurus:editing:format:956 [2020/01/23 08:27] – [Application of Content Designators] jahnke
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 ==== Field Definition and Scope ====
-This field holds the essential data that are necessary to trigger a retrieval operation in an external database system. The aim is to provide further information related to the described entity, which is out of scope of the CERL Thesaurus such as sample bibliographic records or provenance information. The technique used to access the remote system is a JavaScript-based creation of a HTTP-Get request or an automated submitting of an HTML form (HTTP-Post). Each system code given in $n corresponds to a particular request algorithm within the CT web interface. **Therefore codes other than on the List of System Query Codes __must not be used__ without prior consultation with the Data Conversion Group.**
+This field holds the essential data that are necessary to trigger a retrieval operation in an external database system. The aim is to provide further information related to the described entity, which is out of scope of the CERL Thesaurus such as sample bibliographic records or provenance information.
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 === Indicators ===
-**Indicator 1: undefined (blank)** <del>**Specifies the subfield used to create a query**
+**Indicator 1: undefined (blank)**
-  * **4**  use the record identifier given in $u as search term
-  * **7**  use the content of $y as search term
-  * **8**  use one or all of the headings given in 2XX as search term </del>
 **Indicator 2: Specifies the type of information retrieved in the external system:**
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 ==== Input Conventions ====
-If the second indicator holds ''8'', $y must contain a full URI.
+The technique used to access the remote system is a JavaScript-based creation of a HTTP-Get request or an automated submitting of an HTML form (HTTP-Post). Each system code given in $n corresponds to a particular request algorithm within the CT web interface. Therefore codes other than on the List of System Query Codes must not be used without prior consultation with the Data Conversion Group.
 ==== Examples ====
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     "code": "System query code ($n)",
     "searchTerm": "Search Term ($y)",
+    "rights": "License statement ($c)",
     "note": [{
         "text": "Public note ($z)",

resources/cerl_thesaurus/editing/format/956.txt · Last modified: 2020/06/02 11:38 by liventsova