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Hello, hello, hello. I realize this isn't an exciting question, but as there are programs performing this action already it should be a fairly straight-forward one to answer. Anyone? If you are using BIBFRAME surely you know the answer, or can point me to the document that provides it. Thanks, kc On 4/15/15 11:35 AM, Karen Coyle wrote: > I apologize if this information is covered somewhere in the BIBFRAME > documentation but I wasn't able to find it, nor could I glean it from > what I looked at in the code in github. (Maybe I just ran out of > patience.) > > It appears that every BIBFRAME "record" that is generated from a MARC > record is given a work title, whether or not the MARC record contains > a uniform title (130 or 240). > > 1) is this the case? > 2) if so, is the work title derived from the title proper (245) in the > MARC record? > 3) if so, what subfields of the 245 are included in the work title? > 4) If more than one 245 subfield is included in the work title > a) are they combined into a single string? > b) are they combined into a single string in a specific order? > c) is there any manipulation (dropping or adding) of punctuation? > > Thanks, > kc > -- Karen Coyle [log in to unmask] http://kcoyle.net m: +1-510-435-8234 skype: kcoylenet/+1-510-984-3600