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    Report of Number of circulations, Title, and Fund code.

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

    Description:
    I have been asked to get the circulcation data for materials ordered for the collection for the past 5 years. I need to
    report/sort: Number of circulations (most to least); titles and fund codes.

    Resolution:
    If you had ARC, such a report could be created relatively easily. Since you don't, the following SQL should give you what you want, in a very basic form:

    select unique z30_no_loans, z13_title, substr(z30_rec_key,1,9) || '-' || substr(z30_rec_key,10,6), substr(z601_rec_key,1,50) from z30, usm01.z13, z601, z103 where
    Z13_REC_KEY = substr (Z103_REC_KEY_1,6,9) and
    substr (Z103_REC_KEY_1,1,5) = 'USM01' and
    substr (Z103_REC_KEY,6,9) = substr (Z30_REC_KEY,1,9) and
    substr (Z30_REC_KEY,1,9) = substr (Z601_REC_KEY_3,1,9) and
    z30_open_date > '20031001' and
    z30_material ^= 'ISSUE' and z30_material ^= 'ISSBD'
    order by z30_no_loans desc;


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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