Rob Sanderson wrote:
>>CQL is a standard of it's own, isn't it? You better keep this part in an
>>independent document and refer to it. By the way is there a full mapping
>>between CCL and CQL or what exactely is their relationship?
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> There isn't a mapping between CCL and CQL, but if you'd like to write
> one up, then I'm sure that it would be appreciated by many :)
I still wonder how people can call something a standard that is not
publically available. CCL is very poorly documented - you can use it in
many OPACs in some way but libraries seem to hide it from the user. If
you send me a PDF of ISO 8777 I can try to summarize the differences and
commonalities with CQL.
Greetings,
Jakob
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