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In MarcEdit

1-Make a new 001 field (briefly)

  • Delete the incorrect 001 fields using Add/Delete Field

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  • Go to Tools; Build a New Field:

  • =001 {035$a} ← 2 spaces exactly in front of curly brackets

2-Go to Tools; Edit Field Data:

  • Field: 001 Find: (OCoLC)

  • Position: [blank] Replace: on

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  • Save

Unfortunately, OCLC 001 number prefixes vary according to length:

The OCLC control number in field 001 is prefixed by ocm, ocn, or on.

OCLC numbers 1 through 99999999:

  • Have an ocm prefix

  • Composed of 8 digits, right justified, with leading zeros

  • Followed by a blank

OCLC numbers 100000000 and higher:

  • Have an ocn prefix

  • Composed of 9 digits

OCLC numbers 1000000000 and higher:

  • Have an on prefix

  • Composed of 10 or more digits

ocm00012345

ocn123456789

on1345345345

We can look at them to make sure they do fall into the differing sets of OCLC prefixes:

4-While the Find all: =001 search screen is open

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  • Find the copy icon in the lower left side and click on it

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5-Excel

  • And paste the copied find all text

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Copy the cleaned up column of OCLC nos.

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  • Open Notepad and paste in the column

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  • Save it with an easy to find name

CONNEXION

Batch; Enter bibliographjic search keys

  • Import; then find the text file

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  • Save the Search keys: and Close

  • If you have an empty Local Save File, go on to next step, otherwise, stop and create on in Local File Manager

Batch; Process Batch:

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  • Select your Save file

  • Select Online Searches

  • OK

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    This will take a few minutes, so head back to MarcEdit

    • Delete the temporary 001 fields created in step 1.

    • Save;

    • then check progress on the OCLC Batch Search

  • When OCLC finishes, a summary screen will come up with the results:

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  • Do an F3 search of the local save file; select first bib; scroll to the end and Ctrl-Shift-Click to select entire file

  • Export and give it an easy to find name: OCLCforGPOpilot001s or similar

  • It will have the suffix of .dat

MarcEdit

If you MarcBreak it, you will see the lovely prefixed 001s

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  • Close MarcEditor

Tools; Merge Records

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  • Source file: the oclc records

  • Merge file: the GPO pilot project records (with deleted 001s)

  • Save file: the new merged file

  • Next

    • Select the 001 field only

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Edit records

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  • Would you look at that!

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