[ILL-L] CCG vs CCL

[Sensel, Nancy]

The way I understand it is that it goes by month.  So an article published in January 2003 would be CCL but  one published in February 2003 would be CCG.  
 
Nancy Sensel
ILL/Circulation Supervisor
Westminster Law Library
University of Denver Sturm College of Law

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From: ill-l-bounces at webjunction.org on behalf of Barbara Syvertson
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Subject: [ILL-L] CCG vs CCL



Sorry to ask a question that probably seems so obvious to y'all but I want
to be sure I am doing this right...
When I assign the CCG or CCL designation now that we're in 2008, if a
journal is for December 2003 does it get CCG or CCL? I was told CCG is 5
calendar years meaning anything in 2004,2005,2006,2007,2008 but then I also
heard it is 5 years prior meaning that some journals from 2003 would be CCG
as well. Thanks for your feedback.


Barb Syvertson
Interlibrary Loan Technician
Messiah College Library (PGM)
One College Avenue
Box 3002
Grantham, PA 1702
(717) 691-6006 Ext. 7242
FAX: (717) 691-6042
bsyverts at messiah.edu

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