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From Order to Checkout

Explore the transformation of order processing, cataloging, and circulation workflows to enhance efficiency and user experience in a library setting. Discover the tools, strategies, and goals implemented to automate tasks and eliminate manual processes.

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From Order to Checkout

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  1. From Order to Checkout Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ Jackie Wrosch Systems Librarian Eastern Michigan Univeristy

  2. Overview • Ordering, cataloging and processing before • Goals and improvements • Tools used • Workflows now • Sample scripts and reports From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  3. Before... • Infrequent bulk imports • Manual downloads and imports • “On Order” location for items on order • “Not Yet Available” location for items in process • Manual edits for all records • Manual creation of all item records From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  4. Before...Ordering Selectors order from Gobi Acq Librarian Reviews and Export Acq Librarian FTPs from Gobi Acq Librarian Imports to Voyager From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  5. From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  6. Before...Cataloging Items Received in Acquisitions Sent to Cataloging Locate, Create and Edit All Bib Records Create an Item Record With Not Yet Available Location From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  7. From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  8. Before...Processing Sent to Acquisitions Labeling Change Location to Final Destination Sent to Circulation. Discharged and Shelved From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  9. From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  10. Before... From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  11. Before... • No way to place a request or hold through the OPAC • No idea when an item might be available • Too many errors in changing location to final destination • Displayed information not always accurate at that moment From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  12. Goals - Staff • Automate downloading and importing records • Automate repetitive cataloging tasks • Don’t add any new manual workflows • Eliminate problematic workflows From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  13. Goals – Public • Clarify where an item is and when it is expected to be available • Make it easy to request an On Order item • Make it easy to notify patrons when an item is available From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  14. Tools • shell and perl scripts • OCLC PromptCat • Voyager Bulkimport • “On Order” patrons and status patron groups • Offline charge files • Voyager Hold functionality • Gary Strawn’s LocationChanger program • Shelving Intervals From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  15. Now... From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  16. Now...Ordering Selectors order from Gobi Acq Librarian Reviews and Export Acq Librarian FTPs from Gobi Acq Librarian Imports to Voyager gobi.sh runs M-F, 6am-4pm From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  17. Now...gobi.sh • Downloads any new files from the Gobi site • Sorts the records by 245|a • Splits records into individual files • Imports each record individually • Results in a single PO, Bib record and On Order MFHD From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  18. gobi.sh part 1 #!/bin/ksh LOG=/export/home/voyager/scripts/logs/gobi.log CFG=/export/home/voyager/scripts/edi.cfg EDI=/m1/voyager/emichdb/edi MRC=$EDI/mrc MRC_P=$EDI/mrc_p DATE=`/bin/date "+%b %e"` SPLITMARC=/export/home/voyager/scripts/splitmarc.pl SORTMARC=/export/home/voyager/scripts/sortmarc.pl GOBI=`ps -ef |grep -c gobi.sh` ps -ef |grep gobi.sh >> $LOG echo $GOBI >> $LOG if [ "$GOBI" -gt 3 ]; then /bin/date >> $LOG echo "gobi.sh already running, exiting..." >> $LOG exit fi Define locations and programs needed If its already running, exit From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  19. gobi.sh part 2 Download from Gobi /usr/local/bin/ncftpget -f $CFG $MRC 8058*.mrc /usr/bin/ls $MRC/*.mrc > $MRC/tmp /usr/bin/sed 's/^.*\/8058/8058/' $MRC/tmp > $MRC/clean /usr/bin/ls $MRC_P/*.mrc > $MRC_P/tmp /usr/bin/sed 's/^.*\/8058/8058/' $MRC_P/tmp > $MRC_P/clean /usr/bin/diff $MRC/clean $MRC_P/clean > $EDI/mrc.todo.tmp /usr/bin/sed 's/^.* 8058/8058/' $EDI/mrc.todo.tmp > $EDI/mrc.todo.clean /usr/bin/sed -n '/^8058/p' $EDI/mrc.todo.clean > $EDI/mrc.todo /usr/bin/rm $MRC/tmp /usr/bin/rm $MRC/clean /usr/bin/rm $MRC_P/tmp /usr/bin/rm $MRC_P/clean /usr/bin/rm $EDI/mrc.todo.tmp /usr/bin/rm $EDI/mrc.todo.clean Determine which files need processing Clean up from the previous step From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  20. gobi.sh part 3 Mark files as processed /usr/bin/cat $EDI/mrc.todo | while read line do /usr/bin/cp $MRC/$line $MRC_P done /usr/bin/cat $EDI/mrc.todo | while read line do $SORTMARC $MRC/$line $MRC/$line.sorted MRC_COUNT=`$SPLITMARC $MRC/$line.sorted $MRC/$line.sorted` i=1 while [ "$i" -le $MRC_COUNT ] do /m1/voyager/emichdb/sbin/Pbulkimport -f$MRC/$line.sorted-$i -iYBPsel sleep 60 /usr/bin/rm $MRC/$line.sorted-$i i=`expr $i + 1` done /usr/bin/rm $MRC/$line.sorted done Sort and Split the Files Bulk import the records From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  21. sortmarc.pl part 1 #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w use strict; use MARC; my $x = new MARC; my %inc = %{$x->usmarc_default()}; my ($infile,$outfile) = @ARGV; $x->openmarc({ file=>$infile, format=>'usmarc', charset=>\%inc, lineterm=>"\n" }); my %titles; while ($x->nextmarc(1)) { my @field_987 = $x->getvalue({record=>1,field=>'987',subfield=>'a'}); my @field_245 = $x->getvalue({record=>1,field=>'245',subfield=>'a'}); $titles{$field_987[0]}=$field_245[0]; $x->output({ file=>">$field_987[0]", format=>'usmarc' }); $x->deletemarc(); Open the MARC file Output each record to its own file From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  22. sortmarc.pl part 2 Sort the titles foreach my $value (sort{uc($titles{$a}) cmp uc($titles{$b})} keys %titles) { $x->openmarc({ file=>$value, format=>'usmarc', charset=>\%inc, lineterm=>"\n" }); $x->nextmarc(1); $x->output({ file=>">>$outfile", format=>'usmarc' }); $x->deletemarc(); unlink $value; } Open each individual file Output each record to the new sorted file From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  23. splitmarc.pl #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w use strict; use MARC; my $x = new MARC; my %inc = %{$x->usmarc_default()}; my ($infile,$outfile) = @ARGV; $x->openmarc({ file=>$infile, format=>'usmarc', charset=>\%inc, lineterm=>"\n" }); my $count=0; while ($x->nextmarc(1)) { $count=$count+1; $x->output({ file=>">>$outfile-$count", format=>'usmarc' }); $x->deletemarc(); } print $count; Open the MARC file Output each record to its own file From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  24. From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  25. Now...Cataloging and Processing • Contracted to OCLC PromptCat • Locate best available bib record • Barcode all items • Label items that have good bib record • Both Firm and Approval orders are processed this way From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  26. Now...PromptCat Items Received At PromptCat Locate MOST Bib Records Labeling and Barcoding Items Shipped To EMU From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  27. Now...Cataloging Items Received in Acquisitions Sent to Cataloging Locate, Create and Edit All Bib Records Create an Item Record With Not Yet Available Location From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  28. Now...Processing Sent to Acquisitions Labeling Change Location to Final Destination Sent to Circulation. Discharged and Shelved From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  29. Now...Automated steps • Receive weekly files • Preprocess records to eliminate repetitive tasks • Bulkimport records • Firm orders overlay our Gobi records – this results in a double MFHD • Approvals create new records – bibs, MHFDs, items and POs • New reports for reviewing and processing From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  30. Now...Automated steps Download files Preprocess records Bulkimport in to Voyager Review and act on generated reports From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  31. Now...download.sh • download.sh • Runs M-F at 4am • Downloads any files from this month or last From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  32. download.sh #!/bin/ksh # Setting all the variables VOYDIR=/m1/voyager/emichdb LOG=/export/home/voyager/scripts/logs/promptcat.log /bin/date >> $LOG echo "running promptcatd-download.sh... " >> $LOG PROMPTCAT=$VOYDIR/PromptCat # File where the ftp commands used as input for "expect" are put ftpfile=ftp.exp /usr/local/bin/expect $PROMPTCAT/$ftpfile & pid=$! /bin/wait $pid ftp the files using expect From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  33. ftp.exp #!/usr/local/bin/expect ~~ spawn $env(SHELL) send "ftp edx.oclc.org\n" sleep 10 ; send "teye1\n" sleep 10 ; send "password\n" expect "ftp>" {send "lcd /m1/voyager/emichdb/PromptCat/mrc\n"} expect "ftp>" {send "passive\n"} expect "ftp>" {send "bin\n"} expect "ftp>" {send "prompt\n"} expect "ftp>" {send "cd 'edx.pcat.eye.'\n"} expect "ftp>" {send "mget RCD.YDX.EYE.D0806*.FIRM\n"} expect "ftp>" {send "mget RCD.YDX.EYE.D0805*.FIRM\n"} expect "ftp>" {send "mget RCD.YDX.EYEAP.D0806*.APPR\n"} expect "ftp>" {send "mget RCD.YDX.EYEAP.D0805*.APPR\n"} expect "ftp>" {send "bye\n"} Login to the PromptCat server Download the files From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  34. Now...npasswd.sh • npasswd.sh • Password stops working after 90 days • Establishes a new password for PromptCat FTP site • Creates a new expect file for download.sh • Runs on the 1st of the month • Can’t repeat passwords From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  35. npasswd.sh part 1 #!/bin/ksh VOYDIR=/m1/voyager/emichdb PROMPTCAT=$VOYDIR/PromptCat LOG=/export/home/voyager/scripts/logs/promptcat.log USED=$PROMPTCAT/used.txt MONTH=`date +%m` LASTMONTH=`expr $MONTH - 1` YEAR=`date +%y` LASTYEAR=$YEAR if test "$LASTMONTH" -eq 0 then LASTYEAR=`expr $YEAR - 1` if test "$LASTYEAR" -lt 10 then LASTYEAR=\0$LASTYEAR fi LASTMONTH=12 elif test "$LASTMONTH" -lt 10 then LASTMONTH=\0$LASTMONTH fi /usr/bin/cat $USED | while read line do OLDPWD=`echo $line` done Figure out current and last month so we know which files to download Get the current password From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  36. npasswd.sh part 2 NEWOK=0 NEWPWD=0 while [ $NEWOK -eq 0 ] do NEWPWD=`/usr/local/bin/mkpasswd -l 8 -C 1 -d 1` NEWOK=1 /usr/bin/cat $USED | while read line do if test $line = $NEWPWD then NEWOK=0 fi done done echo $NEWPWD >> $USED Create a new password From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  37. npasswd.sh part 3 PWDEXP=$PROMPTCAT/pwd.exp /usr/bin/cp $PWDEXP $PWDEXP.old echo "#!/usr/local/bin/expect ~~" > $PWDEXP echo "" >> $PWDEXP echo "spawn \$env(SHELL)" >> $PWDEXP echo "" >> $PWDEXP echo "send \"ftp edx.oclc.org\\\n\"" >> $PWDEXP echo "sleep 10 ;" >> $PWDEXP echo "send \"teye1\\\n\"" >> $PWDEXP echo "sleep 10 ;" >> $PWDEXP echo "send \"$OLDPWD/$NEWPWD/$NEWPWD\\\n\"" >> $PWDEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"bye\\\n\"}" >> $PWDEXP /usr/local/bin/expect $PWDEXP & Create an expect file for changing the password Change the password on the server From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  38. npasswd.sh part 4 FTPEXP=$PROMPTCAT/ftp.exp /usr/bin/cp $FTPEXP $FTPEXP.old echo "#!/usr/local/bin/expect ~~" > $FTPEXP echo "" >> $FTPEXP echo "spawn \$env(SHELL)" >> $FTPEXP echo "" >> $FTPEXP echo "send \"ftp edx.oclc.org\\\n\"" >> $FTPEXP echo "sleep 10 ;" >> $FTPEXP echo "send \"teye1\\\n\"" >> $FTPEXP echo "sleep 10 ;" >> $FTPEXP echo "send \"$NEWPWD\\\n\"" >> $FTPEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"lcd /m1/voyager/emichdb/PromptCat/mrc\\\n\"}" >> $FTPEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"passive\\\n\"}" >> $FTPEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"bin\\\n\"}" >> $FTPEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"prompt\\\n\"}" >> $FTPEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"cd 'edx.pcat.eye.'\\\n\"}" >> $FTPEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"mget RCD.YDX.EYE.D$YEAR$MONTH*.FIRM\\\n\"}" >> $FTPEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"mget RCD.YDX.EYE.D$LASTYEAR$LASTMONTH*.FIRM\\\n\"}" >> $FTPEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"mget RCD.YDX.EYEAP.D$YEAR$MONTH*.APPR\\\n\"}" >> $FTPEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"mget RCD.YDX.EYEAP.D$LASTYEAR$LASTMONTH*.APPR\\\n\"}" >> $FTPEXP echo "expect \"ftp>\" {send \"bye\\\n\"}" >> $FTPEXP Create the expect file for downloading records From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  39. Now...loadrecs.sh • Determines which files need to be pre-processed and imported • Runs the pre-process script, 650.pl • Bulk imports the processed records • Emails the Import log to the Cat staff • Emails any discarded records • Finds and emails the “On Order” MFHD IDs From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  40. loadrecs.sh part 1 #!/bin/ksh MAILX=/usr/bin/mailx MAIL856="lois.whitehead@emich.edu jwrosch@gmail.com" MAILBARCODE="jwrosch@gmail.com carol.smallwood@emich.edu" MAILLOG="whogan@emich.edu carol.smallwood@emich.edu jwrosch@gmail.com" MAILDISCARD="whogan@emich.edu carol.smallwood@emich.edu jwrosch@gmail.com" MAILMFHD="jwrosch@gmail.com carol.smallwood@emich.edu" VOYDIR=/m1/voyager/emichdb PROMPTCAT=$VOYDIR/PromptCat MRC=$PROMPTCAT/mrc MRC_P=$PROMPTCAT/mrc_p OUTDIR=$PROMPTCAT/out MRC_FILES=RCD.YDX.*D*.$1 SCRIPTS=/export/home/voyager/scripts/promptcat PREPROCESS=$SCRIPTS/650.pl GETMFHDS=$SCRIPTS/mfhds.pl DISCARDPL=$SCRIPTS/discard.pl DISCARDWEBDIR=$VOYDIR/webvoyage/html/discards CHARGE_BARCODE=299000028748 if test "$1" == "FIRM" then CHARGE_BARCODE=299000028746 fi LOG=/export/home/voyager/scripts/logs/promptcat.log /bin/date >> $LOG echo "running promptcat.sh... " >> $LOG Define all the people who get reports, directories and scripts that will be used throughout From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  41. loadrecs.sh part 2 /usr/bin/ls $MRC/$MRC_FILES > $MRC/tmp /usr/bin/sed 's/^.*RCD/RCD/' $MRC/tmp > $MRC/clean /usr/bin/ls $MRC_P/$MRC_FILES > $MRC_P/tmp /usr/bin/sed 's/^.*RCD/RCD/' $MRC_P/tmp > $MRC_P/clean /usr/bin/diff $MRC/clean $MRC_P/clean > $PROMPTCAT/mrc.todo.tmp /usr/bin/sed 's/^.*RCD/RCD/' $PROMPTCAT/mrc.todo.tmp > $PROMPTCAT/mrc.todo.clean /usr/bin/sed -n '/^RCD/p' $PROMPTCAT/mrc.todo.clean > $PROMPTCAT/mrc.todo /usr/bin/rm $MRC/tmp /usr/bin/rm $MRC/clean /usr/bin/rm $MRC_P/tmp /usr/bin/rm $MRC_P/clean /usr/bin/rm $PROMPTCAT/mrc.todo.tmp /usr/bin/rm $PROMPTCAT/mrc.todo.clean LOGDIR=$VOYDIR/rpt LOGTOSEND=$LOGDIR/logimp.tosend /usr/bin/rm $LOGTOSEND Compare the files in the downloaded and processed directories to determine what needs processing From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  42. loadrecs.sh part 3 Preprocess the files /usr/bin/cat $PROMPTCAT/mrc.todo | while read line do OUT856FILE=out856.$line.txt BARCODEFILE=barcodes.$line.cap.s $PREPROCESS $MRC/$line $OUTDIR/$line $OUTDIR/$OUT856FILE $OUTDIR/$BARCODEFILE $CHARGE_BARCODE for USER in `/bin/echo $MAIL856`; do $MAILX -s "$OUT856FILE" $USER < $OUTDIR/$OUT856FILE done for USER in `/bin/echo $MAILBARCODE`; do $MAILX -s "$BARCODEFILE" $USER < $OUTDIR/$BARCODEFILE done DATE=`/bin/date "+%Y%m%d.%H%M"` /m1/voyager/emichdb/sbin/PromptcatBulkImport -f$OUTDIR/$line -i$2 & wait echo "Pbulkimport -f$OUTDIR/$line..." >> $LOG echo $DATE >> $LOGTOSEND /usr/bin/cp $OUTDIR/$line $MRC_P done /usr/bin/rm $PROMPTCAT/mrc.todo Mail 856 and Barcode reports Bulk import the records and move file to processed directory From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  43. loadrecs.sh part 4 Mail bulkimport log /usr/bin/cat $LOGTOSEND | while read line do LOGIMP=log.imp.$line for USER in `/bin/echo $MAILLOG`; do $MAILX -s "$LOGIMP" $USER < "$LOGDIR/$LOGIMP" done DISCARD=discard.imp.$line DISCARDTXT=$DISCARD.txt $DISCARDPL $LOGDIR/$DISCARD $LOGDIR/$DISCARDTXT print "http://portal.emich.edu/discards/$DISCARD" >> $LOGDIR/$DISCARDTXT /usr/bin/cp $LOGDIR/$DISCARD $DISCARDWEBDIR for USER in `/bin/echo $MAILDISCARD`; do $MAILX -s "$DISCARD" $USER < "$LOGDIR/$DISCARDTXT" done if test "$1" == "FIRM" then /usr/bin/sed -n '/[0-9]\{6,7\} - 100/p' $LOGDIR/$LOGIMP > $LOGDIR/$LOGIMP.new /usr/bin/sed 's/ - 100//g' $LOGDIR/$LOGIMP.new > $LOGDIR/$LOGIMP.final $GETMFHDS $LOGDIR/$LOGIMP.final for USER in `/bin/echo $MAILMFHD`; do $MAILX -s "$LOGIMP.final.mfhds" $USER < "$LOGDIR/$LOGIMP.final.mfhds" done fi done Mail discarded records Find double MFHDs and mail the report From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  44. Now... 650.pl • Delete any non-LCSH subjects • Delete any 856 with 2nd indicator 2 • If there is a 505 and an 856 TOC link, delete the 856 • Output all other 856s to a report • Deletes any 938s • Gets incoming barcodes from the 987 and creates an offline charge file From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  45. 650.pl part 1 #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w use MARC::Batch; my ($infile,$out_usmarc,$out_856,$out_barcode,$barcode) = @ARGV; my $batch = MARC::Batch->new('USMARC', "$infile"); open(OUT, ">$out_usmarc"); open(OUT_856, ">$out_856"); open(OUT_BCODES, ">$out_barcode"); print OUT_BCODES "CAPTURE\n"; print OUT_BCODES "PATRON ".$barcode."\n"; print OUT_BCODES "DUE_DATE 2382-12-31 23:59:00\n"; print OUT_BCODES "BEGIN_CHARGE\n"; while (my $record = $batch->next()) { my @fields = $record->field('6..'); foreach my $field (@fields) { if ( $field ) { if ( $field->indicator(2) eq '2' || $field->indicator(2) eq '6' || $field->indicator(2) eq '7' ) { $record->delete_field($field); } } } Open files for processed records, 856 report, offline charge file Create the first part of the offline charge file Remove non-LCSH subjects From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  46. 650.pl part 2 Create the 856 reports for TOC links my $field_505 = $record->field('505'); my $oclcnum = $record->field('035'); my @fields_856 = $record->field('856'); foreach my $field_856 (@fields_856) { if ( $field_856->indicator(2) eq '2' ) { $record->delete_field($field_856); } elsif ( $field_856->indicator(2) eq '1') { if ( $field_505 && index($field_856->as_string(),"Table of contents") ge 0 ) { $record->delete_field($field_856); } else { print OUT_856 $oclcnum->as_string(), "\n"; print OUT_856 $field_856->as_string(), "\n"; } } } my @fields_938 = $record->field('938'); foreach my $field_938 (@fields_938) { $record->delete_field($field_938); } Remove 938 field From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  47. 650.pl part 3 Add the barcode to the offline charge file my $barcode = $record->subfield('987', "a"); if ( $barcode ) { print OUT_BCODES "ITEM ".$barcode."\n"; } print OUT $record->as_usmarc(); } print OUT_BCODES "END_CHARGE\n"; close(OUT); close(OUT_856); close(OUT_BCODES); Output the processed record Finish the offline charge file Close all the output files From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  48. Now... discard.pl • Opens the discard file from the bulk import • Puts OCLC number and title into a report From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  49. discard.pl Open the discard file #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w use MARC::Batch; my ($infile,$outfile) = @ARGV; my $batch = MARC::Batch->new('USMARC', "$infile"); open(OUT, ">$outfile"); while (my $record = $batch->next()) { my $oclcnum = $record->field('035'); my $title = $record->field('245'); print OUT $oclcnum->as_string(), "\n", $title->as_string(), "\n\n"; } close(OUT); Put OCLC No. and Title into the discard report From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

  50. Now... mfhds.pl • Opens a file of updated bibids • Gets the On Order MFHD for those ids • Outputs the MFHD_IDs to a report From Order to Checkout: Improving Workflows through Acq, Cat and Circ

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