Comment 5 for bug 1548147

Thanks for digging deeper!

If we leave the holdings flag off this round, I think the structural
change would just be to construct the cstore call a little
differently, based on type. The shape of the record is same enough
(the relevant field is called 'marc') that it should work with out
trouble. We'd just need a new block toward the top of handler() that
uses a new cgi param (say, 'bibqueueid') to look at
vandelay.bib_queue. Or, we could expose the parent table and cover
bib and authority queues in one go.

I'm not too afear'd of those changes, personally.
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On Tue, Feb 23, 2016 at 4:59 PM, Dan Wells <email address hidden> wrote:
> Dug a little deeper, and the reason we went this way is that the
> exporter code currently assumes your ultimate goal is to pull marc from
> the *.entry_record tables, and the data being exported here never makes
> it past the vandelay tables, making it quite different in shape and
> size. Not a big deal (I basically have the new code ready), but enough
> to give me pause to wonder if we actually want this mixed in. Thoughts?
>
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> Title:
> Quick Export Feature for Vandelay Queues
>
> Status in Evergreen:
> New
>
> Bug description:
> When we import records into Vandelay, sometimes some of the records
> are not what we expected, so they get rejected. These records often
> need to be loaded using a different set of options, so this link makes
> it convenient to get a new file of just the rejects.
>
> This could be expanded to other sorts of queue exports, but keeping it
> simple for now.
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