10:13:46	 From  SUNY Broome #2 : How do we suppress imported collections?
10:14:26	 From  Susan Davis (UBUFF) : Is there a place to indicate not to publish to PRIMO?
10:15:24	 From  SUNY Broome #2 : The collection record
10:15:43	 From  SUNY Broome #2 : Yes 
10:16:10	 From  SUNY Broome #2 : I looked, but couldn't find it either :)
10:16:34	 From  vavalaja : Can someone clarify - what is an imported collection?
10:16:36	 From  Binghamton University : You can suppress from bib record
10:16:55	 From  SUNY Broome #2 : Ah - the MD editor?
10:17:00	 From  Binghamton University : Yes
10:17:18	 From  Dutchess CC : when would we not want to suppress an electronic collection? 
10:19:34	 From  Dutchess CC : yes - bib
10:20:06	 From  Buffalo State : If you were using the Primo built-in database search?
10:20:11	 From  Buffalo State : most of us replsaced that
10:20:20	 From  Binghamton University : A subject specific collection like CINAHL
10:20:42	 From  jthomas : At JCC we are thinking a student may search Primo for CQ Researcher for example because their faculty member told them to go there.
10:23:22	 From  Dutchess CC : Thanks
10:25:59	 From  Shannon : Here's a good faq that discusses database search vs. resource recommender and how to set that up in primo: http://slcny.libanswers.com/faq/248089
10:32:54	 From  Susan Davis (UBUFF) : Unless it was a very small package and you only held one or two of the titles.  Manual is probably a reasonably choice in that circumstance.
10:34:43	 From  vavalaja : Did you get the list of portfolios from the vendor? 
10:35:12	 From  vavalaja : did you upload the title list from Alma and then edit? 
10:35:30	 From  Shannon : @jane: this is just a test.  But, for local collections, you'd likely get the title list from the vendor.
10:36:11	 From  Susan Davis (UBUFF) : The 661 portfolios did come from the vendor to ExL to load into Alma.  The 99 list Geneseo put together.  I'm not sure exactly how ALana put the list together.  She may have ppulled from Geneseo's Serials Solutions knowledge base.
10:37:16	 From  Susan Davis (UBUFF) : @Shannon et al. Publishers are notoriously unreliable in terms of their customer holdings.  Just take with a tiny grain of salt.
10:38:11	 From  Susan Davis (UBUFF) : Escpecially in terms of knowing what YOUR holdings/entitlements are.
10:38:54	 From  Susan Davis (UBUFF) : Sometimes your sub agent can hlep with those lists. I'm sure EBSCO would work with you if you subscribed to those journals through them.
10:42:42	 From  Susan Davis (UBUFF) : Is there another job you would need to run if you wanted to change the default coverage dates?  Since the coverage was not part of the file you uploaded I wondered how you would do that?  EG if your license said 2005 to date, default is 1999 to date.
10:44:11	 From  Susan Davis (UBUFF) : There is a way in SerSol to default coverage for the entire collection.
10:47:05	 From  Shannon : description of updating coverage in bulk that we were referring to: https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Alma/Knowledge_Articles/Add_local_coverage_to_portfolios_in_a_Collection_in_bulk
10:48:21	 From  Shannon : and, for all ebsco libraries where proj. managers did your forms, we put the selective activation of SD in your form.
10:48:33	 From  Susanna : In the case of Science Direct, aren't the SUNY titles being activated (for each of us) in the LRAA process?
10:49:03	 From  Shannon : @susanna--yes.  The focus here is on the process, not the collection :)
10:49:19	 From  Susanna : I was hoping that was the case! Thanks.
10:49:59	 From  Noah Roth : You can also do an integration for science direct with Elsevier.
10:52:04	 From  Noah Roth : https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Alma/Content_Corner/Knowledge_Articles/Upload_Electronic_Holdings_from_Elsevier
10:52:43	 From  Shannon : here's the url for the SFX and Alma E-Collection Config: https://knowledge.exlibrisgroup.com/Cross_Product/Integrations/Alma_and_SFX
10:56:22	 From  Buffalo State : look for name, not title
10:56:45	 From  Buffalo State : electronic collection name
11:00:29	 From  Susan Davis (UBUFF) : Shannon..great!  We sure dont' want local coverage overridden!
11:01:45	 From  Susanna : Thank you, Alana.  That was great - as usual!