Understanding
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Validation Alerts
When you import or edit a record, Alma validates the record, checking for valid MARC-21 fields, subfields, indicators, and empty or duplicate fields, flagging duplicate records, and so forth. If an issue is found, it is presented as an alert, appearing in the Alerts area at the bottom of the Main Pane.
Text in a yellow
box/orange bar is a warning. The record can be saved in this state. Most validation issues appear as "warnings" and correcting them is optional.
NOTE: For copy cataloging, PUL policy is that yellow warnings should be ignored.
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Text in a red
boxbar is
ana critical error.
The record cannot be saved in this state.
More information about these alerts is available in ExLibris' Alerts on the Metadata Editor documentation.
Analysis and Recommendations
Possible Solution: Editing Bibliographic Records in OCLC Connexion
In order to save the record, an error must be corrected.
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Clicking on the text of the alert box will take your cursor to the field in the Main Pane with the problem
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For advanced information on validation tasks, see Ex Libris > Editing Validation Processes.
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Recommendations (Approved by Jennifer Baxmeyer, 5/17/21)Retain the following Errors in Alma’s default settings:
Upgrade the following from warnings to errors:
Other recommendations:
Solution: Editing Validation Processes and Validation Exception ProfilesValidation settings are configurable in Alma in the Cataloging Configuration menu, accessible by users with the Cataloging Administrator role. These settings are discussed in ExLibris' Editing Validation Processes documentation, linked here.
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