[…] They are color coded as: Net Increase (Green) — Net Decrease (Red) — New Package (Purple). For serials, cataloging end -of-year new acquisitions continues to be our priority. Our major record distributions were Gale journals (260 titles, including: Sabin Americana, […]
[…] on Cataloging Delays (if more than three months): A title might have been missed on the vendor title list, UC -eLinks (SFX) might have not yet been activated, OCLC record might have not been available yet, to name a few […]
[…] records) and O’Reilly online videos records. Over 10,000 updated monographic records are mostly from OCLC daily updates received during June -July, with enriched metadata such as subject heading(s) and/or other access point(s) added, records upgraded to full level, etc. SCP […]
[…] on a new method for downloading very large objects (greater than 4Gb) .More information about this will distributed when the service is ready. We formally launched the DataUp service (formerly DCXL) on 2 October. Sponsored by Microsoft Research and the […]
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[…] including DOAJ 61 titles) and Taylor & Francis online journals (13 titles). For monographs, the new collection Gale. Sabin Americana, 1500 -1926 online monographs (7,944 titles) was added. The slight delay in cataloging comes from having to identify the duplicate titles […]
[…] Net Decrease (Red). SCP staff continued to catalog and batch process MARC records from home throughout June due to COVID -19 outbreak. For serials and databases, our major record distributions were Gale journals (20 titles), OECD iLibrary online journals (29 […]
a. New UC-eLinks Services Two new services will be added to the UC-eLinks pop-up window as of March 3, 2003: 1. Need Help? Ask a Librarian 2. Report problems with UC-eLinks From campus IP addresses, users are taken directly to […]
