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Catalogue data is made up of items and titles. A title record describes an item of work, and has fields like Title, Author, and ISBN. See below for an example.
Key | Title | Author | ISBN | Published Year | Created |
i9780261670501 | The voyage of the Dawn Treader | Lewis, C. S. | 0261670506 | 2002 | 2006-07-15 |
An item is an instance of a title, such as a particular copy of a book. It will have associated data such as number of issues, library held at, and price. It can be matched to the relevant title record through a unique identifier (catalogue key).
Key | Item ID | Authority | Library | Item type | Date created | Price | Total checkouts | Total renewals |
i9780261670501 | 1804779308 | Bristol | Henleaze | Adult Fiction | 2015-03-14 | 3.99 | 8 | 6 |
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