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1
Telnet to Millennium Collaborating with
PromptCat and Vendors to Maximize Technical
Services Efficiencies at Record Load
  • Kelly Shook Margaret Maurer
  • KentLINK Coordinator Assistant Professor,
    Head of
  • Catalog Metadata
  • Kent State University Libraries and Media
    Services
  • IUG 2005 San Francisco, California
  • May 2, 2005

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YBP / PromptCat at KSU
  • The PromptCat process at KSU
  • PromptCat / III / YBP and data loading
  • What the process cant handle
  • Cost/benefit analysis
  • Moving the process to Millennium
  • Other maintenance issues
  • Final words of advice

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YBP / PromptCat at KSU Libraries and Media
Services
  • Fall 1999 Started planning process
  • August 2000 First firm order sent to YBP
  • October 2000 Approval slip plan began at
  • YBP. PromptCat service started
  • March 2001 Approval plan up and running
  • April 2002 Successfully added our 7 regional
  • libraries
  • September 2002 Began accepting much more member
  • cataloging copy
  • Summer 2003 GOBI2
  • March 2005 Moved batch load process to
  • Millennium
  • ???????? Edifact? (ISBN-13)

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YBP / PromptCat Overview
KSU
YBP
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De-Duplication at Load of GOBISelect records
  • Normal order record status o on order
  • Loader de-duplicates using a Title Key match
  • If suspected duplicate order status 1 on
    hold

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OCLC PromptCat
  • OCLC product to streamline cataloging and/or
    pre-order searching
  • Cooperatively implemented by OCLC and library
    materials vendors
  • A completely automated process requiring up-front
    planning and, once running, little human
    intervention

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MARC Record Selection
  • How Bibliographic Matches are made at PromptCat
  • Match is made in advance in a separate process
  • Based on ISBN or Publisher Number (from 028)
  • The vendor control number and OCLC number are
    recorded in a matching database

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You can limit the records you receive based on
  • Encoding Levels
  • Cataloging Source
  • Record Type
  • WorldCat Holdings Set
  • Any record you dont receive you can elect to
    receive a PromptCat Data Record (PDR) in place of

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Bibliographic Record Evaluation at Record Receipt
  • Is it a match?
  • Cataloging source (DLC)
  • Member copy guidelines

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PromptCat Data Records (PDRs)
  • Used to deliver vendor data when you do not
    receive a full record
  • Delivered when there is no match OR multiple
    matches in WorldCat, or there is a match but our
    holdings are up on it, or there is a match but it
    doesnt fit our profile

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PromptCat Site IDs
  • Used to determine processing options
  • You may use
  • Location
  • Sub account number
  • Account number, or
  • Fund code

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PromptCat / III Data Loading
  • III defines how we load records in batch
  • III requires item record and order record
    information to be in certain 9xx fields and
    subfields in order to map them to their proper
    places in item, order and invoice

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PromptCat / III Data Loading
  • Some of the information used to build the item,
    order and invoice records is default data
    provided by the loader
  • Some of the information is imported at load
  • Some of the information is imported at load if
    available. In the absence of data the loader
    will provide default data
  • Some of the information is system generated at
    load

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KSUAP Profile Data mapping through PromptCat
  • 980 a Invoice Date 981 o Sub account
  • 980 b List Price 981 c Order
    Location
  • 980 e Net Price 945 L Item Location
  • 980 f Invoice 945 s Item Status
  • 980 g Quantity gt 1 945 t Item IType
  • 981 b Fund Code

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http//www.library.kent.edu/mmaurer
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KSUs Extended Approval Plan Interface
  • Unique in that we use one loader to
  • Create a brief bibliographic and order record for
    direct orders made on GOBISmart
  • Overlay brief bibs with PromptCat records that
    load with associated item records and electronic
    invoice lines
  • Load PromptCat approval records with associated
    item records, order records and invoice lines -
    all loading in a single load

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Extended Approval Plan Interface Key Points
  • Interface de-duplicates on Title Key.
  • A Title Key is a 7 character code that is created
    from the Title or Series field of the record you
    create
  • The Title Key uses the first letter of each of
    the first seven words of the field

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Extended Approval Plan Interface (Continued)
  • Interface de-duplicates on Title Key (Continued)
  • When creating the Title Key, subtitles and series
    numbering are eliminated from the title key by
    stopping at colons ( ), semicolons ( ) and
    space-slash ( / )
  • Only the first 49 alphabetic characters of the
    field are used in the creation of the Title Key
  • Ampersands ( ) are treated as the word "and"

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Extended Approval Plan Interface (Continued)
  • KSUs Extended Approval Plan interface overlays
    on order record number (.o)
  • We have also established settings for comparing
    the encoding level of the incoming record and the
    target record as another check
  • The creation of an item record is based on the
    presence of a 945 field

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Millennium Implementation
  • March 2005 KSU decided to move loads into
    Millennium.
  • Loading Approval Records from YBP and OCLC
    PromptCat.
  • Loading Firm Orders from YBP, and then overlaying
    them with PromptCat bibliographic records.

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Millennium Implementation
  • Loading Approval Records from YBP and OCLC
    PromptCat was the first load we tackled.
  • Used documentation we created for load process in
    telnet and compared to III documentation provided
    via III User Manual for loading these records via
    Millennium client.

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Millennium Implementation
  • Loading Approval Records from YBP and OCLC
    PromptCat was the first load we tackled.
  • A lot of trial and error went into this process.
  • Documented and produced screen shots as we went
    through the process.

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Millennium Implementation
  • Pros for Loading Approval Records from YBP and
    OCLC PromptCat via Millennium.
  • Process for loading records has been decreased in
    time and number of steps.
  • A review file can be created at the time of
    record load.

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Millennium Implementation
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Millennium Implementation
  • Pros for Loading Approval Records from YBP and
    OCLC PromptCat via Millennium.
  • All steps can be done via the Millennium
    Acquisitions module.

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Millennium Implementation
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Millennium Implementation
  • Pros for Loading Approval Records from YBP and
    OCLC PromptCat via Millennium.
  • No longer have to change directories to retrieve
    files from OCLC.

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Millennium Implementation
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Millennium Implementation
  • Pros for Loading Approval Records from YBP and
    OCLC PromptCat via Millennium.
  • Prompted to delete files as part of the process
    rather than an option.
  • Ability to view record specifics, edit certain
    fields, change currency, accept/reject records
    and process order records from one screen.

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Millennium Implementation
  • Cons for Loading Approval Records from YBP and
    OCLC PromptCat via Millennium.
  • Currently we do not see any cons with this
    process being done in Millennium

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Millennium Implementation
  • Loading Firm Records from YBP was the next load
    we tackled.
  • Used documentation we created for load process in
    telnet and compared to III documentation provided
    via III User Manual for loading these records via
    Millennium client.
  • A lot of trial and error went into this process.

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Millennium Implementation
  • Pros for Loading Firm Records from YBP via
    Millennium.
  • Documented and produced screen shots as we went
    through the process.
  • Process for loading records has been decreased in
    time and number of steps.
  • All steps can be done via the Millennium
    Cataloging module.

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Millennium Implementation
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Millennium Implementation
  • Pros for Loading Firm Records from YBP via
    Millennium.
  • Via the login manager you can designate the load
    profile to be used for the load.

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Millennium Implementation
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Millennium Implementation
  • Pros for Loading Firm Records from YBP via
    Millennium.
  • A virtual review file can be created at the time
    of record load.

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Millennium Implementation
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Millennium Implementation
  • Pros for Loading Firm Records from YBP via
    Millennium.
  • Load statistics now include every transaction
    that happened during the load.

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Millennium Implementation
Encumbrance will be posted to fund histm 40.00
25 70 JEWS AND GENDER IN LIBERATION F INSERT
b30144462 MAT 0 INSERT o257679x P.O. printed
No disencumbering RECORD LOADING STATISTICS
Input file - 52660316.mrc.vmarc Start date -
March 16 0629PM Error file - 52660316.mrc.errlog
End date - March 16 0629PM m2btab file -
m2btab.pcat Number of input records - 25 Number
of linked order records 25 Number of errors - 0
NEW EXISTING INPUT TOTAL RECORDS REC S
ASSIGNED RECORDS RECORDS RECORDS CREATED START
STOP OVERLAYED REJECTED READ BIBLIOGRAPHIC
25 b3014422x b30144462 0 0 25 ORDER 25 o2576557
o257679x 0
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Millennium Implementation
  • Cons for Loading Firm Records from YBP via
    Millennium.
  • Currently we do not see any cons with this
    process being done in Millennium

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Millennium Implementation
  • Observations made during the transition between
    Telnet and Millennium
  • Moving the load processes from telnet to
    Millennium was relatively painless.
  • Providing step by step documentation with screen
    shots eased staff fear and anxiety.
  • The added functionality and ease sold the idea of
    moving to Millennium.

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Millennium Implementation
  • Documentation for both the telnet and Millennium
    load processes can be located at the following
    url
  • http//www.library.kent.edu/mmaurer

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This process can not handle everything
  • Oversize books
  • Multiple copies
  • Non-circulating items in the Main Tower
  • (Only one status and itype is transmitted for
    each title)
  • Cat dates for brief records

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Problems
  • Very dependable automated process
  • When problems happen to the process they happen
    to lots and lots and lots of records
  • Dependable customer service at YBP and at
    PromptCat

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On-going Maintenance
  • Its a complex process that requires maintenance
    and periodic examination and a sense of humor
  • Missing item records
  • De-duplication at load
  • Connexion changes

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  • Annual Costs for Outsourced Cataloging
  • Cost per
  • Total Cost of Records Record
  • FY 1997-98 76,824.60 8,857 8.67
  • FY 1998-99 66,433.59 8,050 8.25
  • FY 1999-00 51,653.69 6,316 8.18
  • FY 2000-01 50,714.09 10,117 5.01
  • FY 2001-02 43,244.78 11,650 3.71
  • FY 2002-03 36,698.05 13,650 2.69
  • FY 2003-04 32,328.27 12,289 2.63
  • FY 2004-05 14,582.33 5,661 2.58
  • (Through Dec 2004)
  • Difference from
  • FY 1997 to FY 2004 -44,496.33 3,432 - 6.04

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URLs of Interest
  • Yankee Book Peddler
  • http//www.ybp.com
  • YBP Technical Services http//www.ybp.com/ybp/Dom
    Index.html?tech_services.html1
  • OCLC PromptCat http//www.oclc.org/promptcat/

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Library Collections, Acquisitions, and Technical
Services. v. 27 no2 (Summer 2003) p. 155-64
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  • Any Questions?
  • Kelly Shook (III Loaders)
  • kshook_at_lms.kent.edu
  • Margaret Maurer (PromptCat, overall process)
  • http//www.library.kent.edu/mmaurer
  • mmaurer_at_lms.kent.edu
  • Michele Hurst (Acquisitions)
  • mhurst_at_lms.kent.edu
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