If it is possible to get a sample of old and new ids in the issues?
The ids don't need to correspond, just be a random sample. With this information, it is usually easy to tell what went wrong and whether the publisher should be contacted.
For example,
new id sample:
f3df6e8c6413d25b74e2eb192e2b3140
4cc632b6fb7e2ea7e369b0049803501a
d1e4146fa2588c99e65acb421aaa66be
5f38ad3dcb61727cd50ca74dde44054d
e5f0759bdcb967a24adcd38a1808296c
51d4b263141707513d3821f7158392eb
old id sample:
urn:catalog:CIAD:CRPCIAD:95-05:00f7cbf24f7a659374fe4c9a416b9d22
urn:catalog:ITESM:ITESM:72-07:180b9a737a89c9323f654e711edc1c9b
urn:catalog:ITLM:ITLM:282.0010:d3e095d7e90899284b32324252de983b
urn:catalog:CIAD:CRPCIAD:96-06:0e1db693334b52c3c7e36e11ad58c965
urn:catalog:CIAD:CRPCIAD:96-07:35140fa27dc7e87a7e6d8c48ae9d6f03
urn:catalog:CIAD:CRPCIAD:96-11:5eba8a18eef848bc2b23698f1e212f7f
marcos-lg
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1 year ago
@marcos-lg
If it is possible to get a sample of old and new ids in the issues?
The ids don't need to correspond, just be a random sample. With this information, it is usually easy to tell what went wrong and whether the publisher should be contacted.
For example,