- From: Madeleine Stovel <BL.MDS@RLG.ORG>
- Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 13:10:55 PST
- To: www-zig@w3.org
REPLY TO 02/19/02 06:15 FROM WWW-ZIG@W3.ORG: 2 simple questions (?) >Dear zig-gers, >2 simple question but I did not find the answers on the Z39.50 pages: > >1. normalized name >Is there a concensus about what a normalized name should be? (Structure >attribute 106 "name (normalized)") >The standard says nothing about this. >The bath profile references the ATS-1 profile which references AACR2 rules. >(http://lcweb.loc.gov/z3950/agency/profiles/ats.html) > >Maybe we should make an implementor agreement that it should be: ><LastName>,<FirstName> >with 0 or more spaces between <LastName> and comma, and between comma and ><FirstName> > > >Pieter van Lierop >Geac Pieter, The bib-1 semantics imply that that's what a normalized name should be. Name 101 A name search term that is structured in a (normalized) particular order (e.g., last_name, first_name). The resulting term is subject to special matching rules on the target system that differ from those applied to names structured as phrases or unstructured names. I think what's in ATS-1 is more or less the consensus, although the consensus was also not to use ATS-1, more or less. -- Lennie To: WWW-ZIG@W3.ORG
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