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    1. What do the fields mean on the Title Metadata screen in the Client Center?
    • Product: 360 Core Client Center

    What do the fields mean on the Title Metadata screen in the Client Center?

    The Title Metadata page allows you to review information related to your SSID, ISSN, Type of holding, title, publisher, etc. Please review the table below for descriptions and definitions of the fields found on the Title Metadata page.
    Title metadata is not always available for non-normalized titles.
    Title Metadata
    Identification Definition Location in Serials Solutions
    Serials Solutions ID (SSID) The SSID for a title is either the SSJ or the SSIB (see below). Client Center Home > e-Catalog Title Search Results > Title Metadata (labeled "Serials Solutions ID"; however, if a title in a database does not have an SSJ, then the SSID will not appear in the Client Center.)
    SSJ

    sometimes called "Authority-Level Title ID"
    The SSJ is the identifier for normalized titles. Normalized titles are titles associated with an "authority title" in the 360 KB knowledgebase.

    Many different combinations of titles and standardized identifiers (ISSN or ISBN) can be associated with a single SSJ, if -- in reality -- they are the same resource.
    Client Center Home > e-Catalog Title Search Results > Title Metadata (labeled "Serials Solutions ID")

    MARC reports (in column labeled "Journal ID" in Journal reports, and labeled "Title ID" in SSIBook Reports")

    Management Reports (in column labeled "SSID")
    ISSN
    The ISSN (International Standard Serial Number) is a unique eight-digit number used to identify a journal (print or electronic publication). Journals published in both print and electronic formats have a ISSN and eISSN number.
    Client Center Home > e-Catalog Title Search Results > Title Metadata
    Client Center Home > Data Management > Holding Details > Title Metadata
    Type

    Format of a resource, journal, or book.
    Client Center Home > e-Catalog Title Search Results > Title Metadata
    Client Center Home > Data Management > Holding Details > Title Metadata
    Title Name of a resource which is a journal or e-Book.
    Client Center Home > e-Catalog Title Search Results > Title Metadata
    Client Center Home > Data Management > Holding Details > Title Metadata
    Publisher Entity, company, or institution who produced the resource.
    Client Center Home > e-Catalog Title Search Results > Title Metadata
    Client Center Home > Data Management > Holding Details > Title Metadata
    HILCC Subjects Organization and identification of content by the Hierarchical Interface to Library of Congress of Classification.
    Client Center Home > e-Catalog Title Search Results > Title Metadata
    Client Center Home > Data Management > Holding Details > Title Metadata
    MeSH Subjects Organization and identification of content by Medical Subject Headings.
    Client Center Home > e-Catalog Title Search Results > Title Metadata
    Client Center Home > Data Management > Holding Details > Title Metadata
    MARC Records Machine Readable Cataloging format used to identify resources (international standard).
    Client Center Home > e-Catalog Title Search Results > Title Metadata
    Client Center Home > Data Management > Holding Details > Title Metadata
    eISSN
    The eISSN (International Standard Serial Number) is a unique eight-digit number used to identify a journal (electronic publication). Journals published in electronic format may have both an ISSN and an eISSN number. We use the ISSN as the authority and also include the eISSN if it is available.
    Client Center Home > e-Catalog Title Search Results > Title Metadata
    Client Center Home > Data Management > Holding Details > Title Metadata

    • Date Created: 9-Feb-2014
    • Last Edited Date: 21-Feb-2014
    • Old Article Number: 7525
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