Problem: Article level links are displayed in 360 linker page but do not locate the article at the publisher site. In this case the link to the Highwire press journal.
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Status: Known issue
Workaround: Using the doi link and CrossRef should find the article regardless of the title. If that option is not available, note the article citation, click on the journal link, navigate to the year, volume, issue and page that the article should be found.
Troubleshooting notes:
2010/03/19 - This is a problem that comes from varying indexing standards between corporate entities.
The article is indexed by ArticleFirst. It is found in Highwire Press. This specific journal is structured into major topics with articles grouped into those topics. Each issue of the journal has different topical sections depending on the articles in the issue. AF inserts the name of the section into the title of each of the articles in that section as a prefix. HP knows the article by the title without the name of the topic inserted.
When 360 linker creates the open URL to search for the article in Highwire it pulls the title from the ArticleFirst indexing. It then uses that open URL to search Highwire for that title. Highwire does not know the article by that title, therefore the results are "not found".
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Friday, March 19
Monday, September 28
WorldCat Local and Prospector
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Problem: Often books listed in WCL as being in Prospector libraries don't have Prospector holdings showing. You have to search directly in Prospector after all to find out for sure if they are really there.
Assigned to: gb, rb
Priority: high
Status: in progress, known issue
Troubleshooting notes:
9/28/9 - Work around: To find out for sure if a book is in Prospector, go to Prospector until we can make this seamless.
9/28/9 - Here’s how WCL works with Prospector.
1. When there is a search in WCL the results screen can detect if a library has claimed an item by placing it’s OCLC library identifier on it and the results screen will say held in a Prospector library and the item will be sorted in the list toward the top.
2. When you click on an item in the results list and get to the item’s screen WCL is searching for the item in Prospector by the OCLC number of the item and displaying the resulting information.
· If the item is found to be available in Prospector the holdings are displayed and the request from Prospector button shows if there are available items. If there are no available items only the ILL button shows.
· If the item is not found no holdings are displayed and only the ILL button shows.
9/28/9 - Here’s where the inconsistencies in Prospector as a consortial set of records starts making things difficult for everyone.
An item won’t be found in Prospector (so no holdings will display in the WCL screen and you should not see a ‘request from Prospector’ button) if:
Assigned to: gb, rb
Priority: high
Status: in progress, known issue
Troubleshooting notes:
9/28/9 - Work around: To find out for sure if a book is in Prospector, go to Prospector until we can make this seamless.
9/28/9 - Here’s how WCL works with Prospector.
1. When there is a search in WCL the results screen can detect if a library has claimed an item by placing it’s OCLC library identifier on it and the results screen will say held in a Prospector library and the item will be sorted in the list toward the top.
2. When you click on an item in the results list and get to the item’s screen WCL is searching for the item in Prospector by the OCLC number of the item and displaying the resulting information.
· If the item is found to be available in Prospector the holdings are displayed and the request from Prospector button shows if there are available items. If there are no available items only the ILL button shows.
· If the item is not found no holdings are displayed and only the ILL button shows.
9/28/9 - Here’s where the inconsistencies in Prospector as a consortial set of records starts making things difficult for everyone.
An item won’t be found in Prospector (so no holdings will display in the WCL screen and you should not see a ‘request from Prospector’ button) if:
- The record in Prospector does not have the OCLC number in the record.
Notes: Prospector takes records from all 24 libraries and dumps them as is into the Prospector database. If more than one library owns the item then the record used in Prospector is taken from the library highest in the Prospector pecking order that has a record for that item. The libraries near the top of the list don't use the OCLC record very much. - No Prospector library actually submits the record in Prospector
Notes: Because they aren’t going to lend it on Prospector anyway. An example would be our videos or DVDs. We don’t even bother to put those records in Prospector because we aren’t going to lend them. If no one else does either then because a Prospector library may own them they will appear as such on the results list, but no Prospector holdings will show on the WCL item screen because no one is lending the item.
Monday, March 30
NetLibrary Bib Records Have No Item Records
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About 6900 NetLibrary records have no item record attached, and so our holdings are not shown in Prospector. For example:
http://skyline.cudenver.edu/search/?searchtype=t&searcharg=4th+course+of+chicken+soup+for+the+soul+&sortdropdown=-&SORT=D&extended=0&searchlimits=&searchorigarg=onL10348
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Priority: low
Status: in progress
Troubleshooting notes:
Decided not to do anything for now.
About 6900 NetLibrary records have no item record attached, and so our holdings are not shown in Prospector. For example:
http://skyline.cudenver.edu/search/?searchtype=t&searcharg=4th+course+of+chicken+soup+for+the+soul+&sortdropdown=-&SORT=D&extended=0&searchlimits=&searchorigarg=onL10348
Assigned to:
Priority: low
Status: in progress
Troubleshooting notes:
Decided not to do anything for now.
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