Hi Don,
It depends.
From your question, I'm assuming you are using Located URIs since the
WATS library can't see your electronic resources.
There is a global flag you can enable to see these electronic resources
when scoped to the consortium (ASLAN), but they won't show up for users
specifically searching the WATS library.
You could add a second subfield 9 with the WATS library to your 856
field. This would continue to display just one URL on the record, but
force it to appear in the WATS library scope. Alternatively, you could
add a second 856 field for the WATS library if you want two URL's to
display: one that should be used for ATS and one that should be used for
WATS.
If you want the resource to appear for all branches, you could put the
consortium in subfield 9 instead of ATS.
Kathy
On 10/06/2015 09:50 AM, Donald Butterworth wrote:
Hi Folks,
This question harkins back to the discussion we had some months ago
about best practices for ebook; should there be an item record
associated with an e-title? There seemed to be a consensus that an
item record isn't necessary.
Here is our new scenario. We have a bib record that is already
available in the ATS Library. The WATS Library (which is part of our
consortium) wants it to appear in their catalog as well. How is that
done if there is no attached item record?
Hoping this is just a newbie question.
Thanks!
Don
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B.L. Fisher Library
Asbury Theological Seminary
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Kathy Lussier
Project Coordinator
Massachusetts Library Network Cooperative
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