RE: Exporting CORC records

["Ballard, Terry Prof." <Terry.Ballard@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I've loaded several dozen of these into our catalog. I start by searching
the CORC catalog to find records in a key area, then write the OCLC number.
Then I go into Passport, search by OCLC number, and export them the way we
would any other MARC record. They need a bit more editing than the average
record - often they show up with material type "A," and an LC call number is
replaced with the general call number "WEB RESOURCE." A recent example can
be seen at
http://qcat.quinnipiac.edu/search/Ufrankenstein/Ufrankenstein/1,17,17,B/fram
eset&F=Ufrankenstein&4,4,

Hope that helps.



Terry Ballard, Automation Librarian 
Quinnipiac University, Bernhard Library 
275 Mt. Carmel Ave. 
Hamden, CT, 06518 
203-582-8945         FAX:203-582-3451 
http://faculty.quinnipiac.edu/libraries/tballard 



-----Original Message-----
From: Katharine Baechler
To: innopac@xxxxxxxxxx
Sent: 12/7/01 3:47 PM
Subject: Exporting CORC records

Hello,

I am looking for more information about exporting CORC records into
III.  I have seen severals posts regarding this topic in the IUG
archives that have been very helpful. I am interested in finding out if
someone might be able to walk me through the process with a little more
detail.

We have tried saving the MARC record from CORC to a local file and then
FTP-ing the file into our local catalog, but I fear that we are missing
out on some important step.  We are not using Millenium.  I have looked
at the INNOPAC User Manual and am wondering if our problems have
anything to do with needing to set up a new load profile.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!

Katharine Baechler

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