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Last Used Manuscript IDs
Each Fihrist member institution has been pre-allocated a list of manuscript IDs. These are kept in the identifiers folder.
If you wish, you can keep track of which manuscript IDs have already been used within your institution here, by editing this page whenever you create a new record (as soon as you assign an ID to it, even if you are not ready to commit and push the file yet.)
If you'd prefer to use another method of keeping track of the allocation of IDs to cataloguers within your institution, make a note of it here instead (e.g. "In spreadsheet on SharePoint" or "On a sticky note on Fred's desk".)
Identifier Filename | Last Used ID |
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arabic_commentaries_on_the_hippocratic_aphorisms_project.txt | |
british_library.txt | manuscript_32712 |
cambridge_university.txt | manuscript_11854 |
eton_college_windsor.txt | manuscript_18998 |
jesus_college_cambridge.txt | |
kings_college_cambridge.txt | |
new_college_oxford.txt | |
oxford_university_1.txt | |
oxford_university_2.txt | |
queens_college_cambridge.txt | manuscript_34156 |
royal_asiatic_society_of_great_britain_and_ireland.txt | |
school_of_oriental_and_african_studies.txt | |
st_antonys_college_oxford.txt | |
trinity_college_cambridge.txt | |
trinity_college_dublin.txt | |
trinity_hall_cambridge.txt | |
university_of_birmingham.txt | |
university_of_manchester.txt | |
university_of_st_andrews.txt | |
wadham_college_oxford.txt | |
wellcome_trust.txt |
How to find the highest manuscript id used in your institution. Here is a simple XQuery:
declare namespace tei="http://www.tei-c.org/ns/1.0"; max(//tei:TEI/@xml:id[substring-after(.,'manuscript_')]/xs:int(substring-after(.,'manuscript_')))
One can run this XQuery in Oxygen using XPath/XQuery Builder (with any of the Saxon XQuery options) against a project that includes all of your files. If you do not have Oxygen, there is a free tool worth installing: BaseX. In BaseX one builds a database by pointing it at a folder of XML files, and one can then run XQuery expressions in an input box, very much as in Oxygen. (The entire process can be scripted in BaseX).