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Batch Processing
OCLC batch processing is an efficient way to update, add or cancel large numbers of records or holdings offline. It supports resource sharing activities for libraries, consortia and bibliographic networks. Each year, libraries use batch processing to set their OCLC holdings on millions of items and to add hundreds of thousands of unique, original records. Learn more about the features and benefits of batch processing.
... using the OCLC reclamation service, we were able to completely reset our WorldCat holdings information across our entire set of four OCLC symbols with a single batch job. This reclamation project resulted in a 15% improvement in our WorldCat holdings accuracy.”
—Wade Guidry, Systems Manager, Coastal Resource Sharing Network |
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