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1994-16
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1/24/1994
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114
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<br /> S-S"ß/( <br /> I <br /> 4.2 BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASE UPDATE function. Transaction logs will be designed where the <br /> terIIÙnals_a~e.preforIIÙng an average of one (I) bibliographic record modifi~tion per minute. <br /> 4.3 BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASE ADD function. Transaction logs will be designed where the terminal <br /> adds a new bibliographic record every 20th bibliographic record viewed. <br /> 4.4 ITEM RECORD DATABASE ADD function. Transaction logs will be designed where the terminal adds <br /> an item record to every 10th bibliographic record viewed. <br /> 5. Sixt~n (16) terminals performing on-line public access ~talog functions. <br /> 5.1 TITLE AND AUTHOR INQUIRY function. Transaction logs will be designed where five (5) terminals n~~- <br /> are performing an equal mix of OPAC title inquiries (50%) and OPAC author inquiries. As many as : <br /> si:<ty (60) searches per hour may be completed. I <br /> I <br /> 5.::! SUBJECT INQUIRY function. Transaction logs will be designed where four (4) terminals are <br /> perfonning single logical search argument (as contrasted with boolean search arguments) subject inquiries. <br /> As many as forty-tive (45) searches per hour may be completed. <br /> 5.3 BOOLEAN INQUIRY function. Transaction logs will be designed where two (2) terminals are <br /> perforIIÙng boolean inquiries. composed of any two of all possible indexed data elements. And two (2) <br /> additional terminals are performing boolean inquiries. composed of any three of all possible indexed data <br /> elements. As many as thirty (30) searches per hour may be completed. <br /> 5.4 KEYWORD INQUIRY function. Transaction logs will be designed where four (4) terminals are <br /> performing single logical search argument (as contrasted with boolean search arguments) keyword <br /> inquiries. As many as thirty (30) searches per hour may be completed. <br /> 6. THE CITY agr~s to run the DA Y END process prior to commencing this Re1ipOnse Time Test. Printing of <br /> the following notices and reports will be requested during the test hour. although printing response times will <br /> not be monitored: <br /> 6.1 Generate overdue notices <br /> 6.2 Print a list of items on hold shelf whose holds were canceled <br /> 6.3 Print a list of items that should be on the hold shelf <br /> 6.4 Print a list of patrons whose holds are tilled and neèd to be telephoned. <br /> 6.5 Print a list of items that are in high demand and, need to be reviewed in order to determine if additional <br /> copies are desiraole <br /> 6.6 Print daily circulation figures <br /> 6.7 Print the current circulation figure to date for calendar year <br /> 6.8 Print a list of little used items to consider for withdrawal <br /> 6.9 Print the circulation record for one item <br /> 6.10 Print daily cataloging tigures <br /> (k) Response time shall be detined as the duration of seconds from when the operator initiates the transaction (hits <br /> the 'ENTER' or .RETURN' key; lightpen wanding or laser wanding of an opti~l label. pressing a touch <br /> CITY OF SA-'ll MARCOS - PAGE R-44 <br /> . . January 11, 1994 <br />
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