Description
During 1.5, the structure of the OLE Instance had been changed. The wrapper that was the OLE Instance had been removed. Now there are several separate schemas that hold bibliographic, holdings, electronic holdings, and item data.
A Record has two levels of information: content and metadata.
Content means the actual information of the record.
Document (shown below as recordType-doc-schema) means the content and and the corresponding metadata (like dateCreated, dateUpdated, isStaffOnly etc).
Bibliographic Records:
Holdings:
Electronic Holdings:
Item:
Samples:
electronic holdings sample.xml
Trees
HoldingsTree (earlier known as Instance) means a Holdings record and its associated items.
BibTree means a bib and its associated HoldingsTrees.
holdings-doc-tree-schema.xsdOLE's Docstore stores different kinds of documents ranging from Bibliographic records to Licenses. The XML representation of Docstore documents, pass between Docstore and its clients. External applications interact with the Docstore using REST API.
License agreements are scheduled for 2.0; see
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A Docstore document has two parts:
Content: actual information of the document.
Metadata: Additional attributes of the content, such as dateCreated, dateUpdated, isStaffOnly etc.
Document Tree:
This is a term used to represent a document and its associated documents forming a hierarchical structure.
Examples:
HoldingsTree : Holdings (content only) and its Items (content only).
HoldingsDocTree: HoldingsDoc (content + metadata) and its ItemDocs (content + metadata)
BibTree: Bib (content only) and its HoldingsTrees (content only)
BibDocTree: BibDoc (content + metadata) and its HoldingsDocTrees (content + metadata)
Document Type | Content | Document (content + metatdata): Schema and Sample |
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Bib | Bib MARC XML Schema from LOC | |
Holdings (singular and plural) | ||
Item | ||
Holdings Tree | ||
Bib Tree | Not yet defined |
Source Holdings
(MARC holdings, MODS holdings, etc.)
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