Hi all,
I'm wondering how people handle ongoing bib maintenance for journals that are no longer received. If the title is closed on OCLC after your library stops receiving issues, do you update the record in your catalog? If so, would you mind sharing your process?
In the course of regular workflow, I've found dozens of titles that are open in our catalog but closed on OCLC. In some cases, I have to add a succeeding title record to our catalog and relink holdings to that title. This is especially a problem with older
government documents.
I would like our catalog to have the correct information, but I fear there are dozens, perhaps hundreds, of records that need to be updated in this manner. Is there is a more proactive, focused approach for this kind of database maintenance? We are on
Ex Libris Voyager 8.2.
Thanks for any advice,
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Miriam C. Nauenburg
Serials & Electronic Resources Cataloger
Ingram Library
University of West Georgia
Carrollton, GA 30118
Tel (678) 839-5327
Fax (678) 839-6511
nauen@westga.edu
Veritas non auctoritas facit jus.
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