RE: Format recorded in item record

["Fox, Linda J." <FoxLJ@xxxxxxxxxx>]

We also use Itype for recording item formats.  But instead of having two codes
for each format, we use the status code to distinguish between circulating and
non-circulating materials.  Our loan rules are written so that items with a
non-circulating status cannot be checked out.  We do, however, use Itype for
materials which have been placed on reserve by faculty, and which have special
loan periods (overnight, 4 hours, and so on).

On Wednesday, September 13, 2000 1:25 PM Helen Dungan wrote:

>......
>  I use the Itype for this AND circulation as different formats have
>different circ rules. So most formats have 2 codes 1 for circulates 1 for
>not circulates......  

Linda Fox
Library Assistant, Technical Services Division
304 Miller Nichols Library
University of Missouri--Kansas City
5100 Rockhill Rd.
Kansas City, MO  64110

phone: (816) 235-5290
fax: (816) 333-5584
email: foxlj@xxxxxxxxxx
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