Re: About the AV and L1 fields
Torsten Bronger <[email protected]> Fri, 10 Apr 2009 21:50:49 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.text.refdb.general |
|---|---|
| Organization | Phoenix Foundation |
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Hallöchen!
Markus Hoenicka writes:
> Torsten Bronger writes:
>
>> But is L2 a personal or a global field? According to the manual,
>> they "hold information which is stored for each user separately".
>>
>> The RISX DTD has <link> tags in both the pubinfo (global) and the
>> libinfo (personal) elements.
>
> The sources say that L1 through L4 elements from risx pubinfo elements
> are imported without being attached to a particular user. In contrast,
> L1 through L4 elements from libinfo elements are owned by the
> corresponding user. When you retrieve risx data, you'll get back both
> types, i.e. the "global" pubinfo links and the personal libinfo
> links.
Are pubinfo and libinfo inextricably intertwined or perfectly
separated?
An example which confuses me: I send the following to RefDB with the
updateref command:
<entry citekey="Bld2006" id="1" type="JOUR">
<part>
<title>Electron Spin Resonance in thin film silicon after low
temperature electron irradiation</title>
<author>
<lastname>Blöd</lastname>
<firstname>H.</firstname>
<middlename />
</author>
</part>
<publication>
<title type="full">Thin Solid Films</title>
<pubinfo>
<link type="pdf">PUBLIC</link>
</pubinfo>
</publication>
<libinfo user="drefdbuser1">
<reprint status="INFILE" />
<link type="pdf">PRIVATE</link>
</libinfo>
</entry>
With getref, I get RISX data which contains this:
<publication>
<title type="full">Thin Solid Films</title>
<pubinfo>
<link type="pdf">PRIVATE</link>
<link type="pdf">PUBLIC</link>
</pubinfo>
</publication>
<libinfo user="drefdbuser1">
<reprint status="INFILE"/>
<link type="pdf">PRIVATE</link>
<link type="pdf">PUBLIC</link>
</libinfo>
Actually, although the DTD allows that, I'm quite suprised that two
"pdf" links are possible. Additionally, why do I find both links in
pubinfo as well as in libinfo? Can one avoid this?
Tschö,
Torsten.
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