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SFX Statistics Query 12: Full-Text Not Found Report

The “Journals Requested but have no full-text” report is run on the offline table.

Each month login to the UNIX server to move the online table data to the offline table:

  • Go to the admin directory (da).
  • Run the script to call the utilities menu: ./server_admin_util
  • From main menu choose #5 for statistics.
  • Within statistics, choose #1 to move data from online to offline if there is room in the table (see Note).
  • Note: While logged in to the unix server, check status of the offline table under #5 – Statistics and #4 – Show stats tables monitor information. Online and offline tables should not exceed 200k requests (row count). When it’s close, move offline data to archive. The Archive is located at /exlibris/sfx_ver/sfx4_1/umass3/archive/filename. We maintain a list of filenames.

From the web admin interface, go to the Statistics module:

  • Choose “Statistics Queries”.
  • Choose “Journals Requested but have no full-text”.
  • Select parameter to show All.
  • Set date range for month you want.
  • Select format for plain-text and delivery for email.
  • Open new .xls, import plain-text file and save to W:\DEPARTMENTAL_FOLDERS\Acquisitions\SFX_Project\20xx Statistics.

In Notes column add the following information:

  • Full-text holdings we may have activated. Get this from SFX object threshold field. If active in aggregator or package, note name and any embargo.
  • If not active in SFX, check Aleph Acq module to see if online order is pending.
  • If print subscription in Aleph, check EbscoNet to make sure we don't also have included online access.
  • If title is open access, investigate quality and quantity and make activation decision.
  • Resolve any linking or title change issues.

Compiling monthly data to .xlsx for fiscal year:

  1. Paste each month's data into a single worksheet. Notes may be omitted.
  2. Sort resulting worksheet by ISSN/title column to group each title's data together.
  3. Using the Excel subtotal function, insert subtotals for each title.
  4. Copy the whole resulting sheet.
  5. Using Excel's Paste-Special function, paste into a new sheet as values
  6. Using the Excel filter function, filter [text filter “contains”] to show lines with the word Total in them.
  7. Copy the resulting total lines only display.
  8. Sort the result by requests. Add notes as needed.

Primary contact: Christine Turner

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