[WEB4LIB] RE: Best terminology for OPAC searches?

[Roy Tennant]

The back end ILS is an in-house system, called GLADIS. You can see it 
by using the telnet connection, although of course you will not be able 
to see how the staff operations such as circulation works. In a former 
life I helped spec out the circulation function of the system. GLADIS 
must surely be one of the last remaining in-house library systems.
Roy

On Sep 9, 2004, at 10:11 AM, Ross Singer wrote:

> Well, it appears they use SiteSearch, which is just a Z39.50 client.
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> It wouldn't actually affect the database at all and explains why none 
> of
> the functionality that isn't available via Z39.50.
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> Although, what is the backend ILS used there?
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> -Ross.
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> K.G. Schneider wrote:
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>> At UC Berkeley, the telnet version is still linked from the web site 
>> since
>> it performs some significant functions not yet available in the web 
>> version
>> (inventories of items checked out, renewals, course reserves 
>> searches).
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>> You can't do renewals through the Web OPAC???
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>> Karen G. Schneider
>> kgs at bluehighways.com
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