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SirsiDynix Symphony Training Guide - FTP Directory Listing

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If an invalid holding code is found in subfield h, the UNK holding<br />

code will be used.<br />

If a Class Scheme is not indicated in a subfield of the 949, the default<br />

Class Scheme as defined in the Call Number Load Rule gadget will be<br />

assigned.<br />

All dates are in a MM/DD/YYYY format.<br />

Frequently Asked Questions about Loading<br />

Variations<br />

The following information describes variations to the standard Load<br />

Bibliographic Records report process.<br />

How do I schedule the Load Bibliographic Records report to load<br />

cataloged records regularly without having to modify the report<br />

1. Make your selections in the report. In the Update date cataloged field,<br />

select TODAY to minimize the chances of the bibliographic records<br />

being overwritten in a subsequent record load. In the File to load<br />

field, select an existing file or type in a file name. (If the file does not<br />

exist you will get an INCORRECT VALUE status bar message, but the<br />

report can still be scheduled.)<br />

2. Schedule the report to run daily (or at some other interval) at a<br />

regularly scheduled time.<br />

3. Regularly review the completed report in the Finished Reports list to<br />

confirm that the load completed successfully and to determine the<br />

appropriate action to be taken, such as reloading error records.<br />

Reload files if necessary.<br />

4. Use MARC Import after the scheduled Load Bibliographic Records<br />

report has been run and reviewed to import a file. Use the same name<br />

as the file selected in the originally scheduled report.<br />

5. Repeat steps 3 and 4 at the intervals determined by the scheduled<br />

report.<br />

If you have not imported a file between subsequent running of the<br />

scheduled report, the report will end in ERROR indicating that no<br />

data has been imported. If you have not run the report between<br />

subsequent uses of MARC Import, and another file using the<br />

same file name is imported, the first file will be overwritten.<br />

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