Library of Congress Z39.50 target seed data outdated

Patch available in the user/gmcharlt/lp1105225_loc_z3950_target branch in the working/Evergreen repository:

http://git.evergreen-ils.org/?p=working/Evergreen.git;a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/user/gmcharlt/lp1105225_loc_z3950_target

I'm of two minds whether we should update the definition during upgrade, but if we were, the SQL would be something like:

UPDATE config.z3950_source
SET host = 'lx2.loc.gov', port = 210, db = 'LCDB'
WHERE name = 'loc'
AND host = 'z3950.loc.gov'
AND port = 7090
AND db = 'Voyager';

UPDATE config.z3950_attr
SET format = 6
WHERE source = 'loc'
AND name = 'lccn'
AND format = 1;

As part of correspondence on this issue, I received the following statement from Ardie Bausenbach of the Library of Congress:

As documented in the Library of Congress Z39.50/SRW/SRU Server
Configuration Guidelines (http://www.loc.gov/z3950/lcserver.html), the
Library recommends that Z39.50/SRU access to the LC Online Catalog use the
gateway found at lx2.loc.gov:210. This server supports access to a number
of LC databases in a manner that helps the Library balance search query
loads more efficiently. The original Z39.50/SRU ports to the LC Online
Catalog remain operative (z3950.loc.gov:7090 for MARC8 and
z3950.loc.gov:7091 for UTF-8). However, LC prefers that queries of the LC
Online Catalog be sent through lx2.loc.gov:210/LCDB (for UTF-8) and
lx2.loc.gov:210:LCDB-MARC8 (for MARC8).

The changes worked for me and I was able to use LOC as a z39.50 source for bibs.

I'm also unsure about upgrades changing the values, since some sites may eliminate LOC as a source or have altered their variables. Perhaps we can include the changes as part of the release notes as an advisory?

Ben, I believe Galen's UPDATEs address both of your concerns, since they would only apply to existing rows whose values match the previous seed data exactly. In light of that, I would be in favor of applying the changes as part of an upgrade.

I've pushed a sign-off and upgrade script to working => user/berick/lp1105225_loc_z3950_target_signoff

Ah, I get it. Sounds good to me.

Picked to master, rel_2_3, and rel_2_2.