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WEBTech Notes Help
WEBTech Notes is designed to support the management of Federal depository library collections. Users can search, browse, and view updates to Superintendent of Documents classification numbers and List of Classes information as they are made by GPO staff on a real-time basis. The dataset includes data from 1991 through ANTS Volume 15, no. 11-12, November – December 31, 2008. A final batch add of records will occur in the near future that covers materials that were not published in the last ANTS release. Once GPO staff has been trained and are comfortable using the new system, updates will begin on a real-time basis. RecordsStandards and basic requirements for entries have been introduced into WEBTech Notes. Each entry is now considered a "record" and given a unique identifier, known as the "record number". At any time, users may use the following syntax to access an individual record based on its record number: http://www.fdlp.gov/component/webtech/technote/xxxxx where "xxxxx" is the record number (e.g., 148997). In addition, title is now a required field for any new record added to the system. Due to the transition to an online only dataset, the list number and volume number fields are deprecated. These fields will appear in the legacy dataset, but will not be utilized in new records added after the final launch. The following is a list of the fields that are found in a WebTech Notes record:
Each record has the ability to export in either HTML or .csv format. RSS FeedThe RSS feed syndicates information related to the addition and modification of records within WebTech Notes. There are 2 ways to subscribe to the RSS feed:
Default InterfaceWebTech Notes features both search and browse capabilities. As part of the default interface, all records are displayed by default in descending date order based on entry/last modified date. Primary and secondary resorting options are available for title, SuDocs number, item number, and last modifed date in both ascending and descending order. Sorting can be done before or after conducting a search. To resort, select a primary and/or secondary sort and then hit "Go". Users may browse records by pages and modify the records per page with a maximum option of 35. Click on an individual title to view details on the record (e.g,. title, SuDoc number, shipping list, status, category). Use the checkboxes to the left of each title to view multiple records at once or to export multiple records in either HTML or .csv formats. Use the "Select All" checkbox to select all records on a page. The maximum number of records that can be viewed or exported is capped at 35 at any one time. Export options are available at the bottom of the default interface page as well as on the returned record set page. For security and server performance, it is not possible to expand the display and exporting options beyond 35 records per page.
Advanced Search InterfaceView Records by Date RangeUsing the data select box (item in red circle illustrated below), select the start and end date and then hit "Search".
View Records by CategorySelect the appropriate category from the pull-down menu and then hit "Search". Category options are:
Fielded Search
Search TipsRetrieve Most Recent Updates to the List of Classes for New Item NumbersTo retrieve the most recent updates to the List of Classes for new item numbers, go to the advanced search page and use the "Browse Records by Category" feature. to select the "Updates to the list of classes, new item numbers (UN)" category and hit the "Submit" button. Results will be listed in date descending (newest to oldest) order. Sample Search TypesThe default search operator is AND. Search terms do not require the use of quotation marks.
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