1. 1 Export E-Inventory Job

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3. 3 Agenda Introduction and overview A Real Live example The Results

4. 4 Introduction and overview The Export E-Inventory Job was introduced in the Nov. 2013 release. The purpose of this job is to allow libraries to export their electronic inventory to third parties. Note that this new job is not used for integration with Google scholar. Integration with Google Scholar still uses the “publishing to Google Scholar” job

5. 5 Introduction and overview The Export E-Inventory job is called “Export Electronic Portfolios” It exports active electronic portfolios that are included in the following types of sets: 1. Electronic portfolio 2. Electronic title 3. All titles.

6. 6 Introduction and overview The output format of the export file is based on the institutional_holding.xsd file. This xsd file is also used for Google Scholar. The schema of this xsd file has been updated to include the interface_name element.

7. 7 Introduction and overview The job is accessible to users with role “Repository Administrator” Yoel College

8. 8 Introduction and overview The job is accessed from the “Manage Jobs” menu and appears as follows in the list of jobs

9. 9 Agenda Introduction and overview A Real Live example The Results

10. 10 A Real Live example We will run the job on this set And will export the inventory of these portfolios This set has many more portfolios, here we see only the first two

11. 11 A Real Live example First we access the list of jobs via Alma menu > Administration > Manage Jobs > Run a Job Then we can filter by “Export” and select “Export Electronic Portfolios”

12. 12 A Real Live example Here we select our set Note also above that the types of sets from which we can choose, as stated previously, are “Electronic Portfolios, Electronic Titles, and All Titles”.

13. 13 A Real Live example Then we select the parameters At the current time this is the only supported format The output file can be sent to an ftp server or to a directory in Alma to be manually downloaded by the staff user Here we have chosen to include the interface name in the exported file

14. 14 Agenda Introduction and overview A Real Live example The Results

15. 15 The Results The job completed

16. 16 The Results Doing “Actions > Report” from the “Monitor Jobs” provides a log file The output file can be accessed here or via menu “manage exports” because we did not send it to an ftp server

17. 17 The Results We retrieve the output file

18. 18 The Results Here is our file After clicking “View” above we can download the file Now we will download the file

19. 19 The Results Here is an example of one of the records in the output file Here is the record in Alma This is the “coverage” of the portfolio

20. 20 The Results There are two titles in the output file There are two titles in the actual record

21. 21 The Results In the electronic collection editor we see the interface name Here it is in the output file

22. 22 The Results Here is the coverage information in the electronic portfolio editor Here it is in the output file