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They are 3 separate records but belong to the same "set", however, I don't see any json data indicating that. Obviously, I can hard-code something that says "anything with a dot-letter in the accession_number field is part of a set", but that doesn't feel particularly elegant.
Is it possible for you to add a "set" property?
Thank you for your consideration.
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Hello @tacman. There are two attributes in the data that will be useful to you. record_type will tell you whether something is a "part", "component", "cover" record for a set, or a standalone "object". If something is a "part" or "component", you can also find the accession number of the cover record in the cover_accession_number attribute. I'm noticing the cover_accession_number field is not in our documentation and I'll get that rectified.
Thanks for your ongoing interest in our API and dataset.
I'm looking at the JSON records for the set of objects consisting of
They are 3 separate records but belong to the same "set", however, I don't see any json data indicating that. Obviously, I can hard-code something that says "anything with a dot-letter in the accession_number field is part of a set", but that doesn't feel particularly elegant.
Is it possible for you to add a "set" property?
Thank you for your consideration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: