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Duplicate Catalog Record: Filthy Animals
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1 year 11 months ago #1394
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Duplicate Catalog Record: Filthy Animals was created by patrick20k
Another title with an extra DB number has been reported: DB 106448 may also be in your catalog as DB 108624.
Do you have the extra record in KLAS? If so, here's our recommended actions:
In Catalog
1. Use the Functions - ReIssue tool to ReIssue DB108624 as DB106448.
3. If it has not circulated already, you can choose to delete DB108624. However, it should not be deleted if it is In Circulation for any patrons, and deleting it would remove any circulation statistics for the title.
In Patron
1. Use the Reports - Items & Titles - Patrons with Queued Title report to find any patrons with DB108624 in their Service Queue or pending Duplication Orders.
2. For any Service Queues with the withdrawn title, either select and delete it, or use the Sanitize function to remove it without needing to find it in the list. Consider adding DB106448 to replace it.
3. For any Duplication Orders with the withdrawn title:
Want more information on handling withdrawn titles, or why I recommend these steps? Check out this article on Withdrawn Titles .
Do you have the extra record in KLAS? If so, here's our recommended actions:
In Catalog
1. Use the Functions - ReIssue tool to ReIssue DB108624 as DB106448.
- Link Type: ReIssue; add "See" to old title; suppress WebOPAC listing of old title.
3. If it has not circulated already, you can choose to delete DB108624. However, it should not be deleted if it is In Circulation for any patrons, and deleting it would remove any circulation statistics for the title.
In Patron
1. Use the Reports - Items & Titles - Patrons with Queued Title report to find any patrons with DB108624 in their Service Queue or pending Duplication Orders.
2. For any Service Queues with the withdrawn title, either select and delete it, or use the Sanitize function to remove it without needing to find it in the list. Consider adding DB106448 to replace it.
3. For any Duplication Orders with the withdrawn title:
- Cancel the order
- Return titles to Service Queue
- Sanitize Queue or find and delete the withdrawn title
- Recreate the order with DB106448, or make a new order to replace it
Want more information on handling withdrawn titles, or why I recommend these steps? Check out this article on Withdrawn Titles .
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1 year 10 months ago #1401
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Replied by kate kosior on topic Duplicate Catalog Record: Filthy Animals
Katy, when we go to change the book record, which DB number do we call up first for the reissue? This is something that I always overthink till I can't figure out what to do. Figured I'd better ask before I got it backwards.
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1 year 10 months ago #1406
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Replied by patrick20k on topic Duplicate Catalog Record: Filthy Animals
Thanks for asking!
In the Reissue tool, you have a Find field for the Old KLAS ID and the New KLAS ID. You want to put the title to Withdraw in the "old" field, and the one to keep using in the "new" field.
In this case, DB108624 is the "old" KLAS ID (even though it's the larger number), and 106448 is the "new" KLAS ID.
In the Reissue tool, you have a Find field for the Old KLAS ID and the New KLAS ID. You want to put the title to Withdraw in the "old" field, and the one to keep using in the "new" field.
In this case, DB108624 is the "old" KLAS ID (even though it's the larger number), and 106448 is the "new" KLAS ID.
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