Re: Original cataloging question

[puccio@xxxxxxxxxx]

Alan,

You are talking about using Innopac to create the record, and then Import that 
whole new record into OCLC.

I'm not sure you can do that.

OCLC will need all the MARC information.  Often Innopac does not have all the 
MARC info that OCLC might be looking for.

OCLC will also need to be able to assign an OCLC number to your new orignal 
record.
Then you will need to place that number back into your Innopac Record.

You may want to stick the creating records in CatMe ..... perhaps copy/paste 
from Innopac into CatMe, clean it up, then send to OCLC.

Good Luck

todd




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Quoting "Alan.Mask" <Alan.Mask@xxxxxxxxxx>:

> Hello,
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> I have a cataloging question.  Currently, I perform original cataloging
> using CatMe and then update our holdings with OCLC and import the
> records into Millennium.  My problem is that I have not been able to
> figure out a way to reverse the order.  
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> Is it possible to create original records in Millennium and then update
> our holdings with OCLC?  I suppose a more general question might be how
> to update our holdings starting from Millennium.  Is there something I'm
> missing?
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> Thank you,
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> Alan
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> Alan Mask
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> Technical Services Librarian
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> Alvernia College Library
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> 400 Saint Bernardine Street
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> Reading, PA 19607
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> 610-568-1465
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> alan.mask@xxxxxxxxxx
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