Re: [IUG] invalid configuration header in AZ preprocess

["Mark Huppert" <Mark dot Huppert at anu dot edu dot au>]

Well, as usual I'm answering my own question.  You must use
a pipe-delimited text file. A comma-delimited text file is not recognised.

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	From: innopac-bounces at innopacusers dot org on behalf of Mark Huppert 
	Sent: Tue 15/04/2008 11:08 AM 
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	Subject: [IUG] invalid configuration header in AZ preprocess
	
	

	Hi people
	
	Has anybody encountered this error before when attempting a coverage load:
	   "invalid configuration header in AZ preprocess"
	
	If so, what did you do about it? There is nothing on the IUG Archives so any comments
	could be useful to later readers
	
	regards
	
	Mark Huppert
	Australian National University Library
	
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	        From: innopac-bounces at innopacusers dot org on behalf of Kinney,Diane
	        Sent: Tue 15/04/2008 2:40 AM
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	        Subject: [IUG] Call #s, exporting, sorting, Excel-ing, weeping...
	       
	       
	
	        Hi, everyone!
	       
	        Say I have a review list based on "item location = [whatever]," and I
	        want to turn it into an Excel spreadsheet listing the items in proper
	        call number order for the purpose of shelf-reading.  If some of my items
	        have their call numbers in the item record rather than the
	        bibliographic, is there any way to get the list I want without, at some
	        point, sorting some of the content by hand?  I can't imagine that
	        someone hasn't made macros, devised tricks, SOMETHING that could make
	        Excel sort by call number, or show Millennium how to handle the
	        relationship between item/bib call numbers (I smell 'enhancement
	        request').
	       
	        Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.
	       
	       
	       
	        Diane
	       
	       
	       
	       
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