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Data Migration from Libsys Software
Hello Forum Members
I need help regarding data migration from Libsys Software. Does anyone here who is expert on this?
Thanks
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Permalink Reply by Baskar Selvaraj on
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We can help in migrating the data from Libsys software to excel/csv format if the data is provided in the text file format as per the information given in the below document.
http://eprints.rclis.org/31688/7/INDKOHA2017_Final.pdf
Cost: Free
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Permalink Reply by Akshay Jain on
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Dear Sir,
I Need to merged data under LIBSYS from an old version to new version, we have not any AMC, means we want to combine all data from different departmental library.
In this regard if you have any solution kindly suggest me.
Thanks
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Dear sir,
I hope it is possible to save the data from old version to text file. If you could provide the data, then we will convert it to excel/csv format.
Make sure that, Libsys helps you to import data from CSV format in the newer version.
You can send a small sample data as a text file from the older version which we will convert to CSV format. If you are satisfied, then you can send the complete data for conversion
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