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Rare Book Serials Procedures

CREATING CHECKIN RECORDS FOR NON-CURRENT SERIALS

(RARE BOOKS SERIALS)

Use this procedure for attaching Checkin records to Bib records already in HELIN.

  1. Login using your HELIN login and password.

2. At Main Menu choose: O> Ordering & Receiving Subsystem.

S Serials Processing

 

S > Serials Checkin

3. Type your initials and password.

4. Answer parameter questions as follows: No, No, No, Yes.

5. At: What record do you want to check-in? (RETURN if done)

Record: Type search key (e.g. t title; I ISSN; o OCLC#, etc.) to find your title in HELIN. When the Bib record matching your search displays, press S> Record Summary to view all records attached to the Bib record.

6. Choose A> Create Checkin Record.

What kind of record do you want to attach?

Choose C > Checkin record.

Checkin record defaults: Choose: 10> urided : URI Dead Serials.

7. Follow the prompts below to enter LOCATION, CALL NUMBER, and HOLDINGS:

COPIES: 1 <enter>

LOCATION: riur (type over riup) = Rare Books

SCODE 3 d <enter>

Change status if appropriate

C = cancelled; t = 1-time only; u = unknown

CALL# MARC tag 090. Use 090 for a call number; use 099 for a collection name (e.g. Poetry Collection). Type call number.

 

LIB. HAS: Enter summary holdings statement in approved format. See attached HELIN Serial Data Entry Standards.

8. At: Creating a card. Starting cover date mo-dy-yr, press <ESC>.

New Checkin record displays. Proof read your work.

  1. To add the new record: Type Q (Quit); A > ADD record to the database.

New Checkin record number displays.

Press <SPACE> to continue. Display returns to Step # 5above.

 Rev. 10/14/99

 

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