LIS Links
First and Largest Academic Social Network of LIS Professionals in India
LIS Links Becoming More Social
Birthdays
Latest Activity
7 Days Faculty Development Programme (FDP) on AI IN EDUCATION AND RESEARCH at Assam
From Library Automation to Digital Repositories: A 5-Day Hands-on Workshop on Koha & DSpace for LIS Professionals at Online
Librarianship in the AI Era: A 5-Day Practical Skill Development Programme at Online
One-Day National Seminar on Artificial Intelligence and Academic Libraries: Issues and Opportunities in the 21st Century at kongu arts and science college
Two-Day Online National Workshop on Library Automation Using Koha at Cooch Behar, West Bengal
Top Content
Missing books entry
I have recently take charge of a research library with 583 books entered in ruled register. 8 books were not found out of 583 books. Now I want to entered the books in accession register. Please advise me how to enter missing books record in accession register.
Views: 1357
Replies to This Forum
-
Permalink Reply by HIMANSHU M. PATEL on
-
Dear Professional,
You enter all the books which purchased by dept. in Accession register in sequence. Regarding missing books record you can maintain Library Book lost Register. In that you can enter missing books, lost books, demage books with SR No. and in remarks column you can mention (Ref: Accession No. _____). and you also mention in Accession Reg. remarks column (Ref: Book Lost No. _________). So you can tally the entry of lost book record in both register.
Carry On.
If you want to need more details you can contact on 9898572756 (M.)
-
Permalink Reply by SAJAN BAJAJ on
-
dear sir
thank you very much for your advise
please guide me if i write of missing books then its necessary to enter the missing records in accession register.
wirh thanks
-
-
Dear Professional,
Yes its necessary to show missing books as their perticular accession no. in accession register for future audit purpose. and also maintain lost books register saperatly, which books lost, missing or demage.
© 2026 Created by Dr. Badan Barman.
Powered by
