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5276	Uluakar, Tamer; Pierce, Anton R.; Chachra, Vinod	Design Principles for a Comprehensive Library System	1981-06-01	12	.pdf	application/pdf	4845	330	57	of three releases, having tied together circulation control, catalog access, and serial holdings . as the most effective means of simultaneously handling inventory control, information retrieval, and networking of large, complex, and volatile stores of data. exist for cataloging, circulation, serials control, acquisitions, catalog access, and "reader guidance"; the latter by virtue of online literature A decade ago it was unthinkable for any library to store a million MARC records online. find many applications that eschew use of the common high-level languages, database management systems, and standard "off-the-shelf' or particular, data completeness is required to satisfy the access and control functions. Use of standardized data and networking. Release III, the comprehensive library system now being developed, will draw together acquisitions, authority control, and serials The records stored in the buffer data sets are Once a record gets into the data buffer, it is accessible by OCLC 	./cache/5276.pdf	./txt/5276.txt