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sfx_renewals [2019/03/12 19:09] jmulvaney [Individual eJournal Renewals] |
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| * Make notes in CORAL: Data Integration, SFX, SFX Title Name | * Make notes in CORAL: Data Integration, SFX, SFX Title Name | ||
| * **eBooks** | * **eBooks** | ||
| + | * Individual eBooks should not be turned on in SFX. Limited eBook collections have been activated (ex. Springer/Elsevier Autoloads) and can be treated like journal package renewals. | ||
| * **Conference Proceedings** | * **Conference Proceedings** | ||
| - | * **Other??** | + | * These usually come with something else or as part of a package. There are relatively few proceedings targets activated (ex. ACS Symposium Series) and they are treated as eBooks in the Sort.Services.Config file. |
| + | * **Mixed Media** | ||
| + | * SFX does not appreciate mixed media targets (ex. Alexander Street Press) since it was designed before streaming audio and video existed. For the most part, this sort of mixed media only exists in databases so it should be too much of an issue. However, in the case of ASP databases like Dance in Video, we have opted to not activate the targets in SFX as ExLibris KB support has made it clear that they are difficult to maintain and that they do not keep careful tabs on them. | ||
| ==== Journal Transfers ==== | ==== Journal Transfers ==== | ||
