Z39.50


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Z39.50

ANSI Z39.50

Z39.50

An ANSI standard query language that is a simplified version of SQL. It is used on the Internet to search for documents. See WAIS.
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With their assistance, we have been able to alter our Z39.
James Procell and Matt Ertz, compilers of the "Books Recently Published" (BRP) column, and I would like to thank David Williamson, cataloging automation specialist, and Beacher Wiggins, director, both of the Acquisitions and Bibliographic Access Directorate at the Library of Congress
They cover the impact of license agreements on access to information, assessing the Libqual+TM tools in improving service quality standards, bibliographic management software and the Z39.
Academic librarianship in the 21st century
It can be considered an even more lightweight protocol than SRU (Search and Retrieve via URLs), which is itself a lightweight search protocol intended to update and build on the successes and failures of Z39.
OpenSearch
This online database allows access to more than 100,000 MARC records that can be copied directly into collections through a Z39.
MARC source: Sagebrush
The online system also grants direct access to hundreds of thousands of high-quality MARC records that can be copied directly into collections through a Z39.
Sagebrush MARC Source
Palabras clave: Catalogos colectivos; Catalogos colectivos virtuales; Busqueda distribuida; Protocolo Z39.
Catalogos colectivos: ?reales o virtuales? Una revision de la literatura
This paper discusses two efforts that offer solution paths to interoperability of the Z39.
Improving Z39.50 Interoperability: Z39.50 Profiles and Testbeds for Library Applications
It's unlikely that you will ever have to type a query directly in the Z39.
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More than 1 million unique bibliographic records will be captured by Auto-Graphics into the newly-named HI-FILE database, which is compliant with Z39.
AUTO-GRAPHICS AWARDED LIBRARY DATABASE PROJECT CONTRACT
Follett Software has announced the release of its new Z39.
New Products
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) recently approved Z39.
Accessing distributed cultural heritage information: a consortium's use of the international Z39.50 standard moves access to museum-based digital collections to a new plateau
a technology innovator providing library automation solutions for 40 years, today announced that Capital Sm@rtLibrary in Ottawa, Canada has selected Auto-Graphics' AGent Search[TM] to provide federated searching of up to 40 Z39.
Capital Sm@rtLibrary Chooses Auto-Graphics' AGent Search[TM] to Deliver Federated Search Portal in Ottawa, Canada

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