Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: Trials and Triumphs of Implementing the Ex Libris Primo Discovery Service in a Small Regional Consortium

Mortimore, Jeffrey; Dunn, Leah; McNaughton, Drew; Novicki, Elizabeth; Wade, Elizabeth J.; Whittington, Christine A.

doi:10.1080/10691316.2012.693344

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“…They used three scripts, run once a day. The first daily script extracts added or updated authority records, the second extracts catalog keys for any items that have been deleted, and the final script extracts any added or modified MARC records [5]. However, the paper does not provide the technical details of how the discovery service knew which records should be deleted or changed.…”

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Data Transfer Between Discovery Services and Library Catalogs: A Case Study at the University of the Fraser Valley

Cruickshank

2015

Digital Libraries: Providing Quality Information

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Abstract. This case study explores the challenges and successes that the University of the Fraser Valley had with Bibliographic/holding data transfer and other customizations between their ILS (SirsiDynix Symphony) and EBSCO Discovery Service. Two sets of data transfer will be considered: the identification and transfer of deleted ILS MARC records to the EDS, and the EDS inclusion of a dynamic location map, from UFV's library catalogue, in the EDS layer. Technical details are included.

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confidence: 99%