Follett VERSION 6.00 Manuale Utente
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Cataloging
Exception message
What it means
The MARC record does not contain a
245 tag, Title Statement. 245 tag
created from existing <main title tag>.
The import encountered a MARC record that did not con
tain a 245 tag. Since the Follett Software applications re
quire each bibliographic record to contain a 245 tag (also
recommended by the Library of Congress), one was added
to the record using the contents of another main title tag
(130, 240, 246, or 247) in the record. Since this is an auto
mated process, you should verify that the new 245 tag is
complete and correct.
MARC record is invalid.
The import encountered an unprintable character serving
as an indicator, an invalid (nonalphanumeric ASCII
character) or incomplete subfield marker, or a subfield
without data. The entire record was skipped.
Not a valid MARC record.
The import encountered a MARC record with a MARC
directory that was incorrectly structured or was too short
to be valid. The entire record was skipped.
Price <incoming price>" is too long.
Copy price will be set to zero.
The import encountered a copy with a price that contained
more than 8 digits before a decimal point, more than 2
digits after a decimal, or more than 10 digits total. If the
copy was added to your database, the price was set to
zero.
Price <incoming price>" has been
modified.
The import encountered a copy with a price field that had
more than one price (e.g., $34.95 ($51.95 Canada)"). If the
copy was added to your database, only the first price was
included.
Record exceeded 256 tag maximum.
The import encountered a MARC record with more than
256 tags. The entire record was skipped.
Record less than 40 characters.
The import encountered a MARC record with less than 40
characters. Since the record isn't large enough to contain
an 008 tag, the entire record was skipped.
This file does not appear to be in
MARC 21/852 Holdings Format.
The import file did not contain MARC 21 records.
This file does not appear to contain
updates to your existing titles and
copies.
The first 10 records all produced errors. Import by Barcode
and Import by Control Number are used only to reimport
existing records that have been updated.
Title already exists - found via <meth
od used to determine duplicate re
cord>.
The import encountered a duplicate MARC record. This
message only appears if you selected to skip duplicate
MARC records during import. The bibliographic record
was skipped, but the attached copies were still evaluated.
Title not saved.
The MARC record could not be saved due to a database
error. The entire record was skipped.
Unable to acquire a lock on the
MARC header.
The attempt to replace the MARC record failed because
the record was being updated by another user. The entire
record was skipped.