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The Malaysian Conference Collection on CDS/ISIS: The Second Phase

Zainab A.N., (1988) The Malaysian Conference Collection on CDS/ISIS: The Second Phase. Kekal Abadi, 7 (4). pp. 6-15. ISSN 01272578

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Abstract

The Malaysiana Conference Collection was initiated by the National Collection Division (NCD) in 1984. The first phase of its establishment involved the collection and indexing of locally held conferences into various subject areas. These subject cards were filed in the Malaysiana Conference Index card catalogue physically located outside the National Collection Division. The second phase involved the automation of this index using the CDS/ISIS programme developed by Unesco. This paper described the two databases created (Conlis and BKKCON) to accomodate the Malaysiana Conferenc Index. Success in terms of searching the databases and the generation of various printouts is also shown. To date about 525 conference titles and 4,000 papers have been keyed into the conference databases.

Item Type:Journal
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Keywords:Malaysiana Databases, Text retrieval system, Collection development, Indexing and abstracting
Subjects:Z Bibliography. Library Science. Information Science
ID Code:660

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