Karen Coyle wrote:
>
> At that point, the vendor-supplied records become a real issue, along
> with records that have been enhanced (say with ToC's).
>
Correct. Particular items of concern in our case are our records for
sound recordings and scores (both of which have detailed locally-added
contents notes) and items in our special collections, which frequently
have all sorts of locally-enhanced content (e.g., in 590 fields). If
our records for these materials are not themselves the master OCLC
records, this information will never be seen during retrieval / display
from WCL.
- mt
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