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Display related holdings for monographs only for the 773 $w relation and not for the 8xx $w relation
658 votesHi all,
We are currently reviewing this idea together with Alma.
We will update with any new information we have.
Best regards,
Yael.
An error occurred while saving the comment Bodil Wik commentedUppsala university also strongly supports this request. When relations for 830 $x generates related items in Primo, it gets very difficult for users to request the right material. There is no way to stop another item from the same series to be requested instead of the item bound with the item the user wants.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Bodil Wik commentedI just voted for this. At Uppsala university we would very much like to have statistics for this and it is just not possible. If we use for example loan date and filter out a date period for that: then we will not count the automatic renewals for the loans where the automatic renewals are made at a later date. We need to be able to count the automatic renewals by dates directly connected to automatic renewals.
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I agree. It is often important for our users that they find the exact right print material, the merging of these records makes the choice for our users impossible when records are hidden behind other records.
But at the same time it is very valuable when, for example, a print journal merges with an e one.
The ideal for us at Uppsala university would be if there was an option for making records for local print material not to merge with each other. But at the same time keeping the possibility of them merging with e material.