I haven't actually tried to use the JournalTOCs API (
http://www.journaltocs.ac.uk/develop.php) for this, but it looks like you
should be able to use it to accomplish what you want to accomplish?

Julia



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On Fri, May 4, 2012 at 2:56 PM, David Uspal <[log in to unmask]>wrote:

> All,
>
>   I've hit a bit of a problem recently and I'm hoping someone on the list
> has seen this themselves and can offer advice/assistance.
>
>   I'm attempting to generate usage reports for the electronic materials in
> our library.  To do this, we generate two separate tables, then need to
> merge the results into one final document.  A fairly easy task normally,
> except for one glaring issue -- the unique key for these tables, the ISSNs,
> don't match.
>
>  Apparently, the source of one of our reports is exporting print ISSNs
> wherein our internal listing use the electronic ISSNs.  To rectify this, we
> have two options -- either we can hand edit one of the sources to use the
> other type of ISSN (a HUGE undertaking), or (and hopefully) if there
> existed some resource that mapped print ISSNs to electronic ISSNs (ala an
> OCLC Authority database but for ISSNs), we could use this to map between
> the ISSN types.  Obviously, we prefer the latter.
>
>    Has anyone else run into this issue?  How did they overcome this?  And
> is there a resource out there that will map between print ISSNs and
> electronic ISSN?  Thanks.
>
> David K. Uspal
> Technology Development Specialist
> Falvey Memorial Library
> Phone: 610-519-8954
> Email: [log in to unmask]
>