Meeting Minutes for 01/25/2017
Marmot Union Cataloging Committee
Wednesday, January 25, 2016
Agenda
Action Items:
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Ongoing
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Can we flag potential non-OCLC 001s on record load? per Jo, there is no prompt for 003 field |
Lloyd |
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Investigate bad 001 fields in Sierra |
Lloyd |
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Contact Rosanna at OCLC about 001 cleanup for members |
Lloyd |
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Duplicate committee should develop system to monitor incoming records to see what issues exist is with incoming records |
Lloyd |
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Unsuppress bib records remaining in lists 19 and 27. Many of the remaining records belong to Steamboat Schools, who do not attend UCC. Lloyd wants to check with them. |
Lloyd |
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From Duplicate Committee: develop a process to find duplicates within and between the 001 and 019 fields. (Openrefine?) |
Lloyd |
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I-Type reorg proposal |
Brandon |
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Find old cataloging documentation, update it, and get it online. |
Lloyd |
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Investigate how we can take advantage of OCLC numbers in 035 of SkyRiver records. Intermittent disappearance/appearance of 035 in SR records. |
Lloyd |
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Find out about possibility of OCLC reclamation project. To what extent it would resolve our issue of records with no 001. How many Marmot libraries are due a free reclamation? Price of full catalog reclamation. |
Jimmy |
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Discussion topics
- Sierra login policies – Brandon
- Brandon advised that each library using general logins will need written password policy. Brandon will send policy steps out.
- Sierra passwords should be reset every 6 months or with staff replacement. Marmot can also send reminder with parameters.
- Passwords should be at least eight characters, have at least one upper case letter, one number, and one symbol.
- Don’t keep passwords in plain sight of unauthorized personnel.
- Passwords should be unique to Sierra, not used in other systems.
- If passwords are compromised they should be changed immediately.
- A password sent on email is considered compromised and should be changed.
- Don’t use the ‘Remember me on this computer’ feature in Sierra, particularly for machines in or near public areas.
- Any employee who leaves should have their password changed immediately. With Sierra Web, it would be easy for any former employee to access the system from anywhere.
- Libraries should keep track of which employees work where, and which passwords they knew, so we can reset those passwords when they leave.
- New Action Item: Brandon will send out this information.
- This is a large project that we will be working on all year.
- Word ‘barcode’ in barcode field is creating duplicates in HR
- Headings Reports are getting cluttered with dummy items that have the word ‘Barcode’. These all appear to be duplicates.
- New Action Item: Further discussion at Duplicate Committee
- Authority Vendor discussion
- Lloyd did not like Backstage.
- Discussion regarding cost and benefits/concerns of using either LTI or Marcive.
- New Action Item: Lloyd to write up his conclusions, cost spreadsheet and pros/cons for feedback, etc.
- Questions of Ebooks, and Subscription collections still need to be decided.
- New Action Item: will Marcive flip floating subheads?
- Records loading without 6xx fields –
- Resolved, caused by missing ‘+’ in field for SD51 line in Holdings Symbol table.
- Demo of Create List ‘field exists’ or ‘does not exist’.
- Method: choose Field: ‘Hold’ Condition: ‘exist’ or ‘not exist’
- Change the Field to ‘!’ add a MARC tag, but don’t touch Condition
- Run the search
- Lloyd can demo for anyone who asks
New Action Items:
Action |
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Write up assessment on authority project |
Lloyd |
Find out if MARCive flips floating subheadings? |
Lloyd |
Discussion of the word ‘barcode’ in barcode fields |
Duplicates committee |
Send out password policy guidelines |
Brandon |
Duplicates training for FLC |
Lloyd/Nancy |
Create training document for OCLC Connexion 001 batch fix project |
Lloyd/Jamie/Tammy |
Next Duplicates Sub-committee meeting: Feb 8, 2016 9-10am MT
Next meeting: Feb 22, 2017, 9-11am MT