Special Collections Serial Holdings Clean-up Project
- Joshua Barton
Owned by Joshua Barton
Mar 08, 2023
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Summary: Instructions for Special Collections and/or Technical Services staff to restore serial holdings statements lost during Folio migration due to inaccurate MARC coding in Sierra
Background
- In the 2022 Folio migration, Special Collections serial holdings statements for 309 titles failed to migrate.
- These failed because they were recorded in standalone 863 fields (formulated as textual holdings and lacking the necessary 853 paired field).
- The unmigrated holdings statements were still available in archive Sierra, from which they have been extracted to a spreadsheet for manual restoration in Folio Inventory.
Procedure
- Access the spreadsheet of impacted serial titles
- Claim a title to work on by recording your initials in Column A
- Retrieve the impacted title by searching on Sierra bib number or OCLC number in Folio Inventory
- Sierra bib number can be searched in Instance / Keyword, but must be preceded by a period in your search: .bXXXXXXXX
- OCLC number can be searched in Instance / OCLC number, normalized
- With the impacted title retrieved:
- Identify the impacted holdings record (if there is more than one present)
- Click View Holdings to examine the holdings record
- Within the holdings record, click Actions / Edit to begin editing
- When editing the holdings record:
- Locate the Holdings details portion of the record
- Click Add Holdings Statement
- Copy and paste the contents of Column E (and any rightward columns) into the holdings statement field(s)
- Be mindful of the order of holdings statement fields if creating multiple; they cannot be dragged to be reordered and new fields cannot be added between existing
- When finished, click Save and close in the lower right
Policies
Contact | Joshua Barton |
Team | CMS, Special Collections |
Updated | March 2023 |
Created | March 2023 |