TargetMatcher

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TargetMatcher Overview

TargetMatcher is a tool that allows you to do the following:

• Create a report of active target services in the database
• Activate target services in the database

TargetMatcher can also be used to determine an object’s target, which is necessary for batch activations using DataLoader.

TargetMatcher is useful for libraries that have a list of objects to which they subscribe and need to obtain a list of matching targets in order to use the DataLoader tool.

To start TargetMatcher, from the Additional KB Tools section of the Setup and Administration area, click TargetMatcher. The following window opens:

1. Using Microsoft Excel, prepare a tab-delimited input file. In the first column of the file, list the primary key, which can be ISSN, ISBN, LCCN, or Object ID numbers. In the second column you can list any information you want—for example, thresholds.
2. Click the Browse button and select the file or place it manually in the scratch directory of the SFX instance.
3. From the Check the input file against drop-down list, select the type of target against which to check the input file. The following options are available:

• ACTIVE
• INACTIVE
• SPECIFIC
• ALL
• ACTIVE_FULLTXT
• INACTIVE_FULLTXT
• ALL_FULLTXT

If you select Specific, select the targets against which you want to check the input file from the list and click Add.

4. From Select Mode, select Report to produce a report of items in the KnowledgeBase or Activation to activate the targets in the input file.
5. From Select Key, select the type of primary key in the input file.
6. Click Submit to start the TargetMatcher process.

Reading Files Generated in Report Mode

If you select Report, a window opens that contains links to files that are generated by TargetMatcher.

To download the full report, click Report after An analysis of the data file can be found in. This report is also available in the scratch directory and is named <name_of_your_original_file>.txt.ok.err. The report file lists the items that are not found in the database. The following is an example of a report:

Report	NotFound	0269-3879	no target service found for 0269-3879
Report	NotFound	0424-7760	no target service found for 0424-7760
Report	NotFound	0890-2070	no target service found for 0890-2070

To download reports for each target and its target services, click Download next to the target for which you want to download the report. The report is a tab-delimited file that contains a list of objects of the portfolios that are found. The following is an example of a report:

0886-9383

Journal of Chemometrics

Reading Files Generated in Activation Mode

If you select Activation, a window is displayed that contains links to files that are generated by TargetMatcher.

To download a report of items that are not found in the database, click Report after An analysis of the data file can be found in. This report is also available in the scratch directory and is named .txt. ok.err. The following is an example of the report:

Report	NotFound	0269-3879	no target service found for 0269-3879
Report	NotFound	0424-7760	no target service found for 0424-7760
Report	NotFound	0890-2070	no target service found for 0890-2070

To download a report of the activated items in the database, as well as the targets and target services activated during the TargetMatcher process, click Download next to Reportportfolios. This report is also available in the scratch directory and is named .txt. ok.portfolios.out. The following is an example of the report:

Activated ELSEVIER getFullTxt 0894-3370

Activated ELSEVIER getFullTxt 0894-3370

Activated BIOONE getFullTxt 0886-9383

Activated CAMBRIDGE_UNIVERSITY_PRESS getFullTxt 0952-3499

Activated NEW getFullTxt 0002-8231

Activated 4 portfolios

Activated ELSEVIER getFullTxt

Activated BIOONE getFullTxt

Activated CAMBRIDGE_UNIVERSITY_PRESS getFullTxt

Activated NEW getFullTxt