Hi,

we had implemented MarcXML via OAI-PMH  (by building on https://github.com/eprintsug/EPrintsMARC and modifications by UB Mannheim), originally for delivery of PhD theses to the Swiss National Library.
Accessibility can be defined in US MARC field 506, which is a repeating field for each document in the eprint.
Given that this metadata format is much more detailled and structured than Dublin Core, now the Swiss Library Service Platform (a common platform of more than 470 Swiss scientific libraries)  using Alma and Primo is harvesting it.

Example see here: https://www.zora.uzh.ch/cgi/oai2?verb=ListRecords&metadataPrefix=marc21

Kind regards,

Martin

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Hi Iain – We had a similar issue with Alma and the best solution was to simply create a dedicated OAI-PMH set for items that met our Alma visibility requirements. Alma is now scheduled to harvest this particular EPrints repository set every morning, so new or emerging content is picked up in the harvest. Sets can be configured in oai.pl, where you can also configure the rules by which objects are added to the set.
 
Cheers
 
George
 
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Hello
 
We currently harvest our ePrints repo into Summon.
However we don't have any easy control over the availability statement that displays in Summon, so all results show up as being Full Text Online even if the deposit in ePrints is restricted.
Is it possible to identify restricted records in the oai_pmh harvest? Or do we need to update the oai.pl script in ePrints to omit these records from the harvest in the first place?
 
Kind Regards
 
Iain

 
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