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Hi Kellyn,

We use flex-fields to indicate that an object has been catalogued by the curator; those flex-fields are designed to trigger an alert that comes to me.  I then review the record to see if it is ready to go online.  There are a number of objects that are catalogued but not online, for any number of reasons, and we use the flex-fields to track these as well.

If you're interested, our database administrator Carol Clark did a webinar for Gallery Systems on our use of flex-fields in this way.  I know it's available to watch in the Gallery Systems webinar list, but if you're interested and can't find it, please let me know and I'll dig up a direct link.

All the best,

Sarah

Sarah J Biggs | Collections Cataloguer

SAINT LOUIS ART MUSEUM |One Fine Arts Drive, Saint Louis, Missouri, 63110

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Subject: Catalogued Status Flags.
 

Does your institution use status flags to indicate if an object has been catalogued? Has your institution redefined what “catalogued” means? If so, did you create a new status flag to mark the differentiation?

 

Best,

Kellyn

 

Kellyn Hoffman

Permanent Collection Database Administrator

Smithsonian American Art Museum

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