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2018-07-09 - Data Migration Subgroup Agenda and Notes

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TimeItemWhoNotes
WelcomeDale
  • Volunteer for note taking: Michelle
10 minsInventoryChristie
  • Christie's update on progress in the MM group on the gap analysis:
    • For this review they formed 2 subgroups: Instances and Holdings & Items
    • They'll finish this analysis during their last meeting today (7/9/18)
    • They created two new columns on the 'gaps' tab:
      • MM Sig Review (for comments)
      • Priority (Most ended up being 'go-live', 'not needed', or need further discussion with other SIGs)
    • They will be recommending a new element that was heavily discussed during this meeting:
      • 'Statistical Search Code' – a repeatable element applicable to any instance, holding or item record
      • They found many different uses for this across institutions
      • We wondered about the impact to development
      • How is this element different than tags? → tabs won't be viable for high confidence reporting. The understanding is tags will be more organic and not something for high confidence reporting.
        • If there could be be 'reserved' tags that have an additional layer of control...that might work.
      • The imagined using this field for things like reporting, counting...they need to have a count of titles based on type and items based on type. (just as an example).
      • The data structure doesn't support things we need to know about our data. The Statistical Search Code remedies this.
30 minsData LoaderPatty and TodPatty and Tod have put together a set of user stories for the data loader. They will be a presentation with discussion to follow.

Action item

  • Chris Manly : provide a more detailed description of what LS Tools is used for / what features we need together with the Cornell team.
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