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bdr_update_97_org_items

One-off script to update the MODS of 97 org-items in BDR.

Usage

$ cd /to/stuff/
$ source ./source_first.sh
$ (venv) cd ./bdr_update_97_org_items/
$ (venv) python3 ./cli_start.py --pid_filepath "/path/to/pids.txt"

XML to add

<mods:recordInfo>
  <mods:recordInfoNote type="HallHoagOrgLevelRecord">Organization Record</mods:recordInfoNote>
</mods:recordInfo>

Getting the PIDs

Determining the PIDS

From query:

https://repository.library.brown.edu/api/search/?q=rel_is_member_of_collection_ssim:%22bdr:wum3gm43%22%20AND%20%20-mods_record_info_note_hallhoagorglevelrecord_ssim:%22Organization%20Record%22%20AND%20-rel_is_part_of_ssim:*&rows=100&fl=pid&sort=pid%20asc

Explanation:

  • rel_is_member_of_collection_ssim:"bdr:wum3gm43": Looks for records that are members of the Hall-Hoag collection (bdr:wum3gm43).

  • AND -mods_record_info_note_hallhoagorglevelrecord_ssim:"Organization Record": Exclude records where mods_record_info_note_hallhoagorglevelrecord_ssim has the value "Organization Record" -- because we're looking for the org-items missing this value.

  • AND -rel_is_part_of_ssim:*: Excludes records that have a value in the rel_is_part_of_ssim field, because those would not be org-items.

Saving the PIDS

Then, with that query, which returns json, I can produce pids.txt, using jq, like this:

(The query below is all on one line; noting this in case it wraps.)

curl 'https://repository.library.brown.edu/api/search/?q=rel_is_member_of_collection_ssim:%22bdr:wum3gm43%22%20AND%20%20-mods_record_info_note_hallhoagorglevelrecord_ssim:%22Organization%20Record%22%20AND%20-rel_is_part_of_ssim:*&rows=100&fl=pid&sort=pid%20asc' | jq -r '.response.docs[].pid' > ./pids.txt