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1.  Display the appropriate Holdings record for the piece in hand:
   1. For single-part monographs being withdrawn, check the box to SUPPRESS FROM DISCOVERY.    
      1. For Multi-part monographs and serials, suppress the Holdings ONLY if withdrawing all of the pieces.  Do NOT to suppress the Instance or Holdings records if any volumes will still be held in the collection.
      1. NOTE: The macro for the withdrawal code is ,,w (comma comma w). If you don't have this macro, contact the DBQ Supervisor or LTS Macro coordinator.For single-part monographs, or when withdrawing only 1 item from a set, add an Administrative note with the proper coding for the withdrawal, using the format date:yyyymmdd ttype:w userid:[netid] ploc:lts pcs:1 (see example 1 below).   

   2. For multi-volumes/multipart items : If you withdraw more than one piece from an Instance/Holdings, including supplements or indexes, change the number at the end of the code (after "pcs:") to the number of items being withdrawn. (see example 2 below)

      Examples of withdrawal codes in the Holdings Administrative Note: 

      1, Single-part monographs, and single pieces withdrawn from multi-vol. titles:

      

      2. When withdrawing multiple parts of a multivol. or serial. (This example shows 3 items withdrawn):

      

   3. In the Holdings Notes area, click the button to Add note.
      1. Select Note Type: Note, and in the Note field, enter a  "Withdrawn", the reason for the withdrawal in parentheses, (see examples below), and the date and your netID. Make sure to click the "Staff only" box :

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• • • Examples of reasons for withdrawal:
      • Missing
      • Damaged
      • Deselected
      • Replaced by Preservation Photocopy

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1.  Display the Instance Record
   1.  Make sure the record is NOT suppressed in the database.  If it is suppressed, uncheck the Suppress from Discovery box.  
2.  Save the Instance Record, if applicable.
3.  Display the Holdings record that matches the old location and copy number of the title and edition in hand.  If there is any discrepancy between the piece and its records, consult with the DBQ or Cataloging supervisor.
   1. Make sure the Holdings record is NOT suppressed in the database.  If it is suppressed, uncheck the Suppress from Discovery box. 
   2. Enter an Administrative note for transfers using the format: date:yyyymmdd ttype:t userid:[netid] ploc:lts pcs:1 orig:  NOTE: The macro for this is ,,t.
   3. As with Withdrawals (above), the number of items ("pcs:") defaults to 1, but should be changed when transferring more than 1 item. 
   4. In the "orig:" piece at the end of the code, enter the location code of the library that the piece is originating from (i.e. its current location code, before proceeding to step c. below).
       
      • Examples:
        •  (For transferring a single piece from Olin)
        • (For transferring 4 items from Echols Reference)
   5.  Change the Permanent Location field to the new location.  
   6.  If needed, add an appropriate copy number in the Holdings record, if the new location is the same as an existing one for a different copy.  You will need to add the copy number to the written call number in the piece as well.
      
   7. Add a Holdings Note (with Note type: Note) showing which collection the piece is being transferred to, which location it originally came from, the date it was transferred, plus NetID (see example 1 below).  "Staff only" box should be checked. 
      • For multi-part transfers of volumes, and/or supplements, note specific pieces as appropriate in the Holdings Note, as for withdrawals above (see example 2). 

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** Exception: Not all transfers to the Annex will get Holdings notes, as larger-scale transfer projects and , book-moves, and Steady-State workflows can make it burdensome to add notes to every Holdings record.  LTS TS staff should add the notes for manual transfers whenever possible, however, as the maintenance history of a title can be useful in the future.

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III. Partial Multipart Item Transfers  

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1. Display the holdings record that matches the old location and copy number of the title and edition in hand.
   1. Delete the volumes and/or numbers to be transferred from the original Holdings statementsStatements, INCLUDING supplements and indexes, if applicable.
   2. Save changes to original Holdings record. 
2. Display the holdings record that matches the NEW (destination) location and copy number. If there is no holdings record for the new location, skip to step 6 below.
   1. Verify that the destination Holdings record is not suppressed from discovery. If it is, UN-CHECK the "Suppress from Discovery" box.
   2. Add the Transfer Transaction code (,,t) to the Administrative Note of the destination holdings.
   3. Add the appropriate "Transfer To/From"  note to the Holdings Notes of the destination record (Note type: Note), as in the above example 2, noting which volumes were transferred. (e.g. "Vols. 3 and 4 transferred to Annex from Echols Ref. 3/9/2015 pca1")
      
3.  Add the volumes and/or numbers being transferred to the appropriate Holdings Statements of the destination Holdings record, including supplements and indexes as applicable. (this is the info deleted from the original holdings statements)
4.  Save the destination Holdings.
5. If there is no holdings record for the new location, create and edit a New Holdings, EXCEPT if the new location is for the Annex, and there is ALREADY a copy at the Annex IN A NON-RARE LOCATION.  Assuming no un-wanted duplication:
   1. Add the appropriate information to the Holdings Type and new Permanent Location fields. 
   2. Check the Oversize Chart for prefixes and/or suffixes appropriate for the new location, and add them as necessary.
      
   3. Search FOLIO to verify that the old call number is not already in use for the new location. If it is already in use, add a w suffix to the last cutter in the call number, or consult with a cataloger or DBQ staff.
      
   4. Add an appropriate transfer note, with volume numbers, to the Holdings note, as in the above example.
      
   5. Include appropriate Holdings statements for the newly-transferred volumes, supplements and/or indexes as appropriate.
6. Save the New Holdings Record.
7. Relink the item records for the pieces in hand, from the original holdings to the new (destination) holdings.  After re-linking:
   1. Display each re-linked item record. 
   2. Change Permanent Location field to match the new Holdings record, as for single-part and complete sets, described above.
   3. Edit the Permanent Loan Type, if appropriate -- for example: when transferring a title to or from a "Non-Circulating" collection, such as Reference or Rare Annex.

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