Allow us to adjust the number of times a journal is requested before it appears on our copyright list.
If CONTU is not law, and our institution decides that 10 requests is the definition of replacing a subscription, we should be able to change a setting in ILLiad so that we can easily follow our own guideline, rather than ignoring the list and reconciling all titles at the end of the year.
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Jade Erickson commented
Update: I found the setting in CustMan, but it looks like I'm using the default ILLiad query and not a copyright file. Would you mind sending me your file so I have the full query?
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Jade Erickson commented
Shane, where can I find that file? We are hosted by OCLC.
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Shane commented
You can adjust this in the copyright.txt file.
Change the following line:
HAVING COUNT (PhotoJournalTitle) > 4This displays if it's larger than 4, change this to > 9 to set for 10 example.
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K. Zdepski commented
In the short term, if you use IDS Logic to save copyright automatically, they can set whatever number criteria you like!