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Edit
Record Screen
Purpose
The Record Builder
application's Edit Record screen allows you to enter data for a new record
or to edit an existing record in a local database.
When Displayed
Record Builder displays
the Edit Record screen when you do one of the following:
Examples
Dublin
Core (with Qualifiers) (DCQ) default workform for a new record (beginning
with SiteSearch 4.1.2)
Dublin Core(2)
default workform for a new record
Note: |
In SiteSearch
4.1.1, the drop-down lists are Scheme and Modifier. Modifier is
equivalent to Qualifier in SiteSearch 4.1.2..
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MARC Catalog Sound
Recording workform with data
Usage
Notes
- When you open
a blank record, Record Builder adds the database's name and the record's
preliminary identifier (such as new-1, new-2, etc.) to the
Current EditSession list.
- When you open
an existing record, Record Builder adds the database's name and the
record's identifier to the Current
EditSession list. The lock symbol ()
indicates that the record is locked. When a record is locked, no other
Record Builder user can edit this record, nor can patrons view the record
through the WebZ interface.
- Enter data in
the fields relevant to the record. Type data in the field or select
a value from a drop-down list. See
Data Entry Fields and Buttons
for more information about fields and buttons on this screen.
- If the Current
EditSession information includes ,
or
buttons, you can click these buttons to return to the Search
Results screen, view the previous record on the Search Results screen,
or view the next record on the Search Results screen, respectively.
Next Action
Take one of the
following actions:
In all cases, Record
Builder displays a message asking you to confirm your action.
After you submit
the record to the database or cancel edits, Record Builder unlocks the
record. Other Record Builder staff can now edit the record. The record's
database and identifier still appears in the Current
EditSession list, but the lock symbol changes (
) to show that the record is no longer locked.
Data
Entry Fields
The following table
describes the types of data entry fields used on the Edit Record screen.
Buttons
Available
Actions List
The
upper-right corner of the Edit Record screen (see Examples)
contains a drop-down list labeled Available actions. The table that follows
describes each of the items on this list. Beginning with SiteSearch 4.1.2,
if the SiteSearch Access component
controls access to Record Builder, the items on the Available Actions
list vary, depending on the privilege level (interfacelevel)
assigned to a particular user name.
Item |
Action |
View
record |
Display all
the data in the record in read-only mode. |
Submit record |
Submit the
record as it now appears on the screen to the database. This is
equivalent to saving the record in the database.
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Export
record |
Export selected
record to a pre-defined directory on the host server. |
Export
record as . . . |
Export selected
record locally to user's workstation. |
Delete
record |
Permanently
remove the record from the database. |
Copy
record |
Make a copy
of the record and open the copy of the record so that you can edit
it. |
Cancel changes |
Discard any
changes you made to the record since you have opened it for editing. |
View
XML
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View the XML
(Extensible Markup Language) tree for this record.
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View template |
View the blank
XML workform used as the
basis for the data entry form used for the record. |
View template
(pop.) |
Same as View
template, but the XML now contains the data in the record. This is
the XML tree (populated template)
that Record Builder maintains in the record's EditSession
object while you are editing it. |
Apply constant
data
(beginning with 4.1.2) |
Add any constant
data defined for the workform to the record. If you have already
added data to any fields for which constant data has been defined,
Record Builder adds another instance of each field to contain the
constant data. You can modify and/or delete the constant data values
as desired. |
Save
record |
Save
the record in the Save database, a
temporary storage location for records that are incomplete, in progress,
or awaiting review. |
See Also
New
Record Screen
Search Results Screen
A Walkthrough of the Record Builder Interface
Performing
Online Record Updates to Local Databases with Record Builder
Record
Builder Database Frameworks
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