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| * There is no way to tell beyond this list what content is in either of these core Indexes. EBSCO keeps it quiet for business reasons. You can always try searching for something in Discovery and limiting to one of these Content Providers to see where the metadata is coming from. | * There is no way to tell beyond this list what content is in either of these core Indexes. EBSCO keeps it quiet for business reasons. You can always try searching for something in Discovery and limiting to one of these Content Providers to see where the metadata is coming from. | ||
| * eBook Index: Includes metadata and searchable full text for more than hundreds of thousands of eBooks and is designed to facilitate discovery and linking of the eBooks you purchase directly from primary publishers such as Wiley, Sage, Cambridge University Press, and Oxford University Press. | * eBook Index: Includes metadata and searchable full text for more than hundreds of thousands of eBooks and is designed to facilitate discovery and linking of the eBooks you purchase directly from primary publishers such as Wiley, Sage, Cambridge University Press, and Oxford University Press. | ||
| + | * We use "eBook Collection (EBSCOhost) (nlebk)" which is powering our order integration where EBSCO eBook metadata and linking appears in EDS and prevents the related Aleph record from showing. | ||
| + | * The actual "eBook Index (edsebk)" is not enabled as it is literally the entire universe of eBook content in EDS. Since we are loading records into Aleph it doesn't need to be on. | ||
| * Academic Search and Business Source: Includes metadata for more than these two resources. EDS suggests that we enable them regardless of subscription. | * Academic Search and Business Source: Includes metadata for more than these two resources. EDS suggests that we enable them regardless of subscription. | ||
| * EBSCO Partner Databases: Publishers and databases partnered with EBSCO to provide metadata for EDS searching. | * EBSCO Partner Databases: Publishers and databases partnered with EBSCO to provide metadata for EDS searching. | ||
| + | * Check the wiki for more information about content. It is not actually that helpful. | ||
| * Subject Indexes: Includes databases that do not work directly with discovery services, such as: America: History & Life, Art Abstracts, Atla Religion Database, Biological Abstracts, CAB Abstracts, CINAHL, EconLit, PsycINFO, RILM Abstracts of Music Literature, and more. | * Subject Indexes: Includes databases that do not work directly with discovery services, such as: America: History & Life, Art Abstracts, Atla Religion Database, Biological Abstracts, CAB Abstracts, CINAHL, EconLit, PsycINFO, RILM Abstracts of Music Literature, and more. | ||
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| ===== EDS & eJournal Content ===== | ===== EDS & eJournal Content ===== | ||
| - | eJournal content is managed through the connection to [[hlm_admin_maintenance|HLM]]. Titles enabled in HLM appear in the exact match eJournal placard, and allow for SmartLinking Plus. | + | eJournal content is managed through the connection to [[hlm_admin_maintenance|HLM]]. Titles enabled in HLM appear in the exact match eJournal placard. |
| * SFX file to EDS for Library Collection Limiter: There is a cron job set up to transfer SFX holdings to EDS for the Library Collection Limiter. The cron runs at 4:01 am every Tuesday to be processed by EBSCO on Wednesdays at 11:00 am. The cron sends an Advanced Export serials file by ftp to EBSCO. See Steve Bischof for more information. | * SFX file to EDS for Library Collection Limiter: There is a cron job set up to transfer SFX holdings to EDS for the Library Collection Limiter. The cron runs at 4:01 am every Tuesday to be processed by EBSCO on Wednesdays at 11:00 am. The cron sends an Advanced Export serials file by ftp to EBSCO. See Steve Bischof for more information. | ||
| + | * Once we migrate to FTF this will change. | ||
