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Case-Insensitive Checking If the system is configured for case-insensitive checking, any time a bibliographic record is added or edited; all bibliographic headings under authority control will be checked against the appropriate authority indexes. Headings that do not match an authoritative term are marked |UNAUTHORIZED. When matching best suited bibliographic headings against the authority indexes, the capitalization of the bibliographic heading need not exactly match that of the authorized term from the authority record. For example, the following bibliographic heading would be considered a match to the following authorized term from the authority record if checking is case-insensitive: Bazaars, charitable (Bibliographic heading) Bazaars, Charitable (Authorized term) Case-Sensitive Checking The case-sensitive checking configuration option is similar to caseinsensitive checking, except that bibliographic headings must exactly match the capitalization of authoritative terms in authority records. This configuration of authority control is best suited to libraries with sufficient staff to handle day-to-day authority control functions. For example, the following bibliographic heading would not be considered a match to the following authorized heading in the authority record if checking is case-sensitive. Navigation Acts, 1649-1696 (Bibliographic heading) Navigation acts, 1649-1696 (Authorized term) 174 | S i r s i D y n i x S y m p h o n y T r a i n i n g
Heading Validation Authority control standardizes the use of personal and corporate names and subjects headings. When a heading is checked, the system first accesses the appropriate authority index, then tries to match the entire contents of the bibliographic entry against the existing index. The match will be either case sensitive or case insensitive, depending on the configuration of the Authority Control module. When an authority record is modified, any changes made to an authority record heading will also be made to any corresponding bibliographic record heading when the Add, Delete, Update Databases report is run. If your authority control is case sensitive and the case of the authority heading is modified, the case of the corresponding term in the bibliographic record will also be modified. If an exact match is not found in the authority index, the last subfield in the entry will be examined. If this subfield is in the list of authority cascade subfields, the last subfield in the term will be dropped from the matching process. If a match is still not found, the next subfield in the term will be checked against the cascade list. The process of checking subfields and dropping them if they are on the cascade list will continue until the system encounters a subfield not on the cascade list or the term matches an authorized heading in the authority index. For each bibliographic entry under authority control, SirsiDynix Symphony must be told how to recognize leading articles. In some fields, non–filing indicators are used to indicate leading articles. In fields that do not use indicators for this purpose, the system can be configured to check either a list of standard articles delivered with SirsiDynix Symphony or to check a language specific list of articles as defined in the Language policy. The system may also be configured not to check for leading articles. When modifying any bibliographic record, you can use the Validate headings helper on the Bibliographic tab to check existing bibliographic records against the authority database. You can either correct the heading with an existing authority heading or you can create a new authority ―on the fly.‖ The helper is available when you create or modify a title in the Cataloging toolbar. C a t a l o g i n g | 175
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SirsiDynix Symphony Training Guide
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Table of Contents Introduction ....
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Loading Records Using Reports .....
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Appendix B: Load Bibliographic Reco
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Exercise 15 - Printing labels in ba
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Using This Training Guide Loading
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Overview In this section you will l
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Bibliographic Tab All catalog recor
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Control Tab Information on the Cont
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Call Number/Item Tab The Call Numbe
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Shadow call number - If you click t
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Search and Display for Catalogers D
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Type of Cataloging There are three
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How It Works To see the Record Edit
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You can also set the properties to
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Alternative Views Descriptive View
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In this section you will learn to:
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3. If necessary, change the format.
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11. Click the Call Number/Item tab.
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3. Click the Font Chooser gadget in
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3. In the Select Code Set list, sel
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5. To expand a field, click the arr
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17. To delete a tag, right-click on
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6. Modify the entries as needed. Ri
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3. Make any other necessary changes
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Deleting Titles, Call Numbers or It
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5. Select the check box next to the
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T o d e l e t e a t i t l e f r o m
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When you remove a title from the da
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Call Number Maintenance In this sec
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6. Type in your search terms in the
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Multi-Volume Items T o a d d a m u
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Below is an example of a serial rec
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5. If you receive a hit list, doubl
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5. If there is more than one call n
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5. If there is more than one call n
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14. Click Close. Modify Call Number
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10. Select the check boxes next to
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Adding Items Add Item Wizard In thi
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3. Using the Index drop down, selec
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7. Click Save. 8. Click Close. Glob
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Item Group Editor Wizard Wizard Pro
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Creating an Item List You can searc
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T o c r e a t e a l i s t u s i n g
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Modifying an Item List The Item Gro
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T o e d i t i t e m s i n a g r o u
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Working with Groups T o m e r g e g
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T o p r i n t a l i s t o f i t e m
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T o r e s t o r e i t e m s t o t h
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T o c r e a t e b o u n d - w i t h
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8. Click the title in the tree with
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4. Select the title to be transferr
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3. To view the bibliographic inform
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T o t r a n s f e r a l l c a l l n
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7. Click Retain for Transfer. 8. Af
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About Z39.50 Copy Cataloging Using
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Select one of the following options
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Call Sources The Call sources field
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Strip Junktags Certain entry IDs (t
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Capturing and Loading Records Conne
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4. Review the record. Use the scrol
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Replacing Records Using SmartPort W
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contains no matching title control
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Loading Records Using Reports In th
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Page 144 and 145: Postload Tab Transit and Holds Proc
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Page 148 and 149: 11. Click Return to Search. 12. Rep
Page 150 and 151: Remove DELETE Records Report The Re
Page 152 and 153: Cataloging Features In addition to
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Page 164 and 165: Printing Cataloging Labels Overview
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Page 214 and 215: Capturing and Loading Authority Rec
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Print Options This report is design
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Using the 948 Entry for Date Stampi
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How do I update existing titles wit
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How do I add new titles for orderin
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7. Select to update the bibliograph
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Appendix C: Loading Authority Recor
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Running the Load Authority Records
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Cataloging Exercises Appendix D: Pr
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Exercise 9 - Using SmartPort A book
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Exercise 17 - Binding titles You ne
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Exercise 2 - Authorizing bibliograp
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Exercise 4 - Adding call number and
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Exercise 6 - Global item modificati
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Exercise 8 - Deleting a title 1. Wi
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Exercise 10 - Loading bibliographic
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Exercise 12 - Using Item Group Edit
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24. Under Sample to Test, enter a c
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Exercise 15 - Printing labels in ba
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Exercise 17 - Binding titles 1. Wit
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