# YAZ User's Guide and Reference

### Sebastian Hammer

### Adam Dickmeiss

### Mike Taylor

### Heikki Levanto

Copyright © 1995-2004 Index Data

This document is the programmer's guide and reference to the YAZ package version 2.0.32. YAZ is a compact toolkit that provides access to the Z39.50 and SRW/SRU protocols, as well as a set of higher-level tools for implementing the server and client roles, respectively. The documentation can be used on its own, or as a reference when looking at the example applications provided with the package.

List of Tables
3-1. ZOOM Connection Options
3-2. ZOOM Result set Options
3-3. ZOOM Scan Set Options
6-1. Default settings for PDU Initialize Request
6-2. Default settings for PDU Initialize Response
6-3. Default settings for PDU Search Request
6-4. Default settings for PDU Search Response
6-5. Default settings for PDU Present Request
6-6. Default settings for PDU Present Response
6-7. Default settings for Delete Result Set Request
6-8. Default settings for Delete Result Set Response
6-9. Default settings for Scan Request
6-10. Default settings for Scan Response
6-11. Default settings for Trigger Resource Control Request
6-12. Default settings for Resource Control Request
6-13. Default settings for Resource Control Response
6-14. Default settings for Access Control Request
6-15. Default settings for Access Control Response
6-16. Default settings for Segment
6-17. Default settings for Close
8-1. Common Bib-1 attributes
8-2. Special attribute combos
8-3. CCL directives
9-1. ODR Error codes

List of Figures
1-1. YAZ layers

List of Examples
4-1. Running the GFS on Unix
4-2. Setting up Apache as SRW/SRU Frontend
4-3. Running a server with local access only
8-1. PQF queries using simple terms
8-2. PQF boolean operators
8-3. PQF references to result sets
8-4. Attributes for terms
8-5. PQF Proximity queries
8-6. PQF specification of search term
8-7. PQF mixed queries
8-8. CCL queries
8-9. CCL profile
8-10. CQL to RPN mapping file
8-11. Display of MARC record
9-1. Encoding and decoding functions
9-2. Encoding and decoding of an integer
9-3. Element Path for record

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