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Dear Colleagues,
To prepare for Alma migration, we need to separate our "remote" online holdings (i.e. hosted by vendors) from our locally digitized holdings. We will distinguish these holdings using a new collection code.
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852 |b NET |c GEN
LTS and the Alma implementation groups have chosen ERES as the new collection code for these holdings:
852 |b NET |c ERES
There will be a batch change to existing, qualifying NET GEN e-resources on DATE. After DATE, ITS/LTS will make minor changes to Aleph tables, record loaders, macros, and Aleph templates to support the change. Local units may also need to update some macros, templates, COGNOS reports, etc. After DATE we will monitor activity of NET GEN holdings to ensure the code is used as intended going forward.
Practice does NOT change for locally digitized holdings – please continue to code Harvard digitized materials as usual. Also, 852 |c values will NOT change for a large number of e-resources with specifically defined collection codes (MARCit! holdings; DBASE records; vendor-specific e-book loads, etc.)
The new collection code will be in production on DATE, and is documented on the Harvard Library Best Practices wiki at https://wiki.harvard.edu/confluence/x/fA7qD. Please let me know if you have any questions. I will send a reminder before DATE.
Thank you for your patience as we prepare for Alma!
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code NET ERES
A new practice for identifying many e-resources available Harvard-wide is being implemented on DATESeptember 1. This will allow us to separate our "remote" online holdings (i.e. hosted by vendors) from our locally digitized holdings in anticipation of Alma migration.
In order to distinguish these holdings, the Aleph NET holding should use the collection code ERES, instead of GEN:
852 |b NET |c ERES
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