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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 18.01

    Description:
    How can we configure Copyright cleared requests to the British Library?

    Resolution:
    First of all, you should have rep_change #001382 in v.18, or a higher version of Aleph.

    Description: In the new Integrated ILL module, a new place holder (for the British Library) has been added in order to display the "Additional Request to supplier number" with the keywords.

    Implementation notes:

    When the TX line includes the Additional Request to Supplier number instead of the Request number, use place holder $01538 instead of $00138.

    See KB 16384-10305 for the full implementation notes of the Additional Request to Supplier number functionality.

    ABC40/form_eng/*bldsc* templates should have the following:

    TX$01538

    On our internal teast server the request number appears correctly (our prefix is EXL-):

    TXRZEXL-2509

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    Copyright cleared requests to the British Library


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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