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Performing Global Data Updates in Alma using Sets and Jobs

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This session will illustrate different ways that record sets can be created in Alma and how to use sets to perform global (batch) updates on the records. Demonstrations include creation of sets of records related to loans, users, purchase order lines, title records, electronic portfolios, and physical inventory. Additional topics include the execution of Information Update job types on collection, title, and all formats of inventory records and an overview of MARC 21 Bibliographic Normalization job types.

May 13, 2024 09:00 AM - 10:15 AM(America/Chicago)
Venue : Marquette II/III
20240513T0900 20240513T1015 America/Chicago Performing Global Data Updates in Alma using Sets and Jobs

This session will illustrate different ways that record sets can be created in Alma and how to use sets to perform global (batch) updates on the records. Demonstrations include creation of sets of records related to loans, users, purchase order lines, title records, electronic portfolios, and physical inventory. Additional topics include the execution of Information Update job types on collection, title, and all formats of inventory records and an overview of MARC 21 Bibliographic Normalization job types.

Marquette II/III Ex Libris Knowledge Days and ELUNA Events 2024 eluna-conf-planning@exlibrisusers.org
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 Stephanie Schmitt
Head of Technical Services
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UC Law San Francisco
 Spencer Lamm
Director of Consortial Library Systems
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Five Colleges of Ohio
Senior Library Services Coordinator
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NYU Health Sciences Library
Director of Resource Discovery Services
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Yale University
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