LCLS: CAP Manual: Cataloging:

Instructions for Creating Orders

 

SEARCHING AND EXPORTING ORDERED TITLES:

 

When an Order needs to be created, the cataloger will receive a printout of the order from the vendor.  It may look something like this:

 

It should always contain a list of titles, authors, ISBNs and prices, and a total price for the order.

 

IMPORTANT NOTE:  The ISBN as displayed on the printout must be the first ISBN in the record in the catalog.  Multiple 020 (ISBN) fields are fine where warranted as long as this is the case. See the Assistant Head of Technical Services for more information.

 

SEARCHING ORDERED TITLES:

 

The first step taken when creating an order is searching for all the titles in the catalog. 

 

For this, you open up the Display Item wizard, which is an open book with a magnifying glass:

Then select General and search ALL Libraries for the ISBN number:

 

 

If you come up with a screen of headings like this it means the ISBN is not in the catalog. 

 

You will need to try exporting the title.

 

If a record comes up, and it is the one you are looking for, that means the title exists in the catalog.  If a record comes up, and it is the one you are looking for, that means the title exists in the catalog.  This title should be checked off on your list.  The ISBN on your order sheet should be the first 020 line in the display record.  If not, the record should be edited so that it appears first.

 

When you are through searching Sirsi for titles on the order list, and all the titles you have found are checked off on that list, then, for the titles not found, you will need to try exporting.

 

EXPORTING ORDERED TITLES:

Open OCLC CatME.  

 

1.     Verify that you will be exporting to the Export.dat file and clean out old records from your local file.  (To verify you are using Export.dat file:  Choose TOOLS, OPTION, EXPORT.)

2.     To clean out old records: Choose Choose Search Bibliographic Local File icon

3.     , Choose LIST ALL.  Highlight all records displayed and DELETE (Trash Can)

4.     To enter batch search keys:  Choose BATCH, ENTER BIBLIOGRAPHIC SEARCH KEYS.  Delete old ISBN’S FROM PREVIOUS DAY.  Enter ISBN’S from order list.  Choose SAVE, CLOSE.

5.     To process batch actions (including searches): Choose BATCH, ON-LINE IMMEDIATE.  Choose SELECT PROCESS SEARCHES.  After search is complete clear screen.  Choose VIEW, BIBLIOGRAPHIC SEARCH REPORT and scroll down to see how many searches were found.  Note any unsuccessful searches.

6.     View / Bibliographic search report and note any unsuccessful searches.

7.     Select all items and apply constant data "Order" (To apply constant data line 949:  Choose Search Bibliographic Local File icon

, Choose LIST ALL.  Highlight all records.  Click on EDIT, CONSTANT DATA, ORDER, APPLY.)

8.     To edit 949 line:  Go back to list and un-highlight and select first title.  Edit 949 line.  Fill in the CALL NUMBER to be correct.  Choose EDIT, REFORMAT, SAVE IN LOCAL FILE.  .  .           (NOTE:  the name of the order will help you determine the Call number.  )

9.     The result should be records in CatME that have an appropriate call number, and the holding code for orders.  THERE MUST BE ONLY ONE RECORD PER TITLE. If multiple records for the same ISBN, pick the "best" record (DLC preferred, avoid UKM wherever possible)

10. Mark the items you are able to find in OCLC with an “X”

11. Mark any titles you are still not able to find with “BR”.  These titles will require brief records.

12. When the order titles are ready, make sure your export file is set to Export.dat, then select all the titles and choose Update

and Export

.

13. Choose Batch/ Immediate / Process transactions.

14. Using the MarcImport wizard, Import the Export.dat file in Unicorn as today.dat.

(See Marc Import instructions)

15. From Scheduled reports, duplicate and run the bibloadtoday report, once, ASAP.

 

When done searching and exporting, all the titles on your order sheet should be marked with either checks,  X’s, or “BR”, like this:

CREATING ORDERS:

1.     Right-click on the ‘Create Basic Order’ wizard and select Properties:

2.     Set the properties for the order. 

·        Under ‘Lookup Preferences,’ be sure the search index is ‘General.’ 

·        Under ‘Order Basic Info,’ you can set the vendor and order type.  These are the primary vendors:

o       AEC – AEC ONE/CIRC (for Circ orders)

o       AEC – AEC ONE/BKM (for Bookmobile orders)

o       Baker & Taylor – BAKER

o       Baker & Taylor Entertainment – BAKER ENT

o       Baker & Taylor Automatically Yours - BAKERAY

o       Ingram – INGRAM

o       For other vendors, you will need to consult with the Acquisitions Supervisor, or look them up in the catalog.

The order types are as follows:

o       AUDIOVIS (for DVDs, videos, and CDs)

o       AUDIOVISJ (for Juv DVDs, videos and CDs)

o       BOOKS (for books)

o       BOOKSJ (for Juv books)

Be sure that the ‘Date Ready’ and ‘Date Mailed’ are both ‘TODAY.’

·                                            Under ‘Orderline Information,’ make sure the discount is ‘TABLE,’ and the ‘Date Mailed’ is ‘TODAY.’

·                                            Under ‘Segment Information,’ set the fund ID and the holding code.  They are as follows:

Library

Fund ID

Holding Code

Circ – Books

CIRCULATION

SCINPRO

Circ – CDs

CIRC-AUDIO

SCINPRO

Circ – DVDs/Videos

CIRC-VIDEO

SCINPRO

Children’s

CHILDRENS

CHINPRO

Bookmobile

BOOKMOBILE

BKINPRO

Greenridge

GREEN RIDGE

GRINPRO

Providence

PROVIDENCE

PRINPRO

Abington

ABINGTON

ABINPRO

Carbondale

CARBONDALE

CAINPRO

Dalton

DALTON

DAINPRO

Interboro

INTERBORO

IBINPRO

North Pocono

NORTH POCONO

NPINPRO

Reference

REFERENCE

SCINPRO

Taylor

TAYLOR

TYINPRO

·         DO NOT set any of the other properties on this screen

3.     Click OK to set the properties.

4.     Select the “Create Basic Order” wizard. (LEFT-click)  A search screen will pop up.  Type the ISBN for the first title on the order sheet, and click OK. 

 

5.     Check to make sure you have called up the correct title. 

If there is more than one title with the same ISBN in the catalog, a screen will pop up asking which title you are looking for.  In this case, highlight the title you are looking for and click ‘View.’  When you have the correct title, click the Vol/copy tab, then the ‘Order This Title’ button.

·        If the title is already attached to another order, a screen will pop up telling you this, and giving those order numbers.  Check to make sure you are not trying to add the title twice; if you are not, click ‘Continue Order.’

·        If you do not find the title, it should be one of the titles you marked “BR” before.  In this case, click on ‘Add Temporary Title’ and create a Brief Record per the instructions for Brief Record creation.

6.     A screen will pop up with the basic order information.  Type the order ID in the space indicated.  Check to make sure the rest of the information is filled in and is correct (this should have carried over from the ‘Set Order Properties’ screen).  Also, be sure the fiscal cycle is the correct year.  Click ‘Add Orderline.’

7.     The orderline information screen will pop up.  Enter the unit price and quantity for the item (the default quantity is 1).  Click ‘Continue.’

8.     Check to make sure the fund ID and holding codes are correct.  Click ‘Confirm.’

9.     At this point, you should confirm that the quantity and price are correct.  If they are not, you can click ‘Modify Orderline,’ and correct them.

10. Click ‘Add New Orderline.’  A new search screen will pop up.  Repeat steps 5,6,8,9,10 for the rest of the titles in the order (you will only have to do step 7 for the first title).

11. When you have finished entering all items, review the “total amount” and “total orderlines”.  If totals match, make sure that the order is Ready “Today” and add your initials to the NOTE field under Extended Info:

 

12.   Click ‘Finish.’  If you have more orders to create, select ‘Create New Order’ from the screen that pops up, otherwise, click ‘Close.’ 

13. Give the order sheet to the Acquisitions Supervisor.