Re: [IUG] analyze patron searches

[Catherine Wilkinson <wilkinsncl at appstate dot edu>]

Linda,

Yes it is possible to include 099s in the report.  However, in order for 
the system to recognize them for the report, I think that they have to 
be include in your call number index as well as have line(s) for them 
set up in your SCAT table(s).

Catherine

Linda Anne Divan wrote:
> For the reports in "analyze patron searches",  "indexes used", how does
> the system know what fields to include in "call number"?
>  
> Our CMC librarian is using the 099 field to enter codes for different
> categories of his books (big books, counting, holiday, etc.)  He'd like
> to know if the students are actually using these call numbers when
> searching for books.
>  
> I tried doing a search myself using one of the codes, then looking at
> the report, but it's not showing up there. So I'm guessing that
> somewhere we've told the system that call number = 092 
>  
> I just wondered if anyone knows whether we can include 099 in the call
> number index for these reports, and if so, how to do that. 
>  
> t.i.a.
>  
>  
> Linda Divan
> Library Systems Co-ordinator
> Centennial Library
> Cedarville University
> 251 N. Main St.
> Cedarville, OH  45314
>
> 937-766-7843
> divanl at cedarville dot edu
>
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