OVID statistical reports

re getting stats from OVID now that they are on SP (as reported by comments on listserv CDPLUS-L):

OVID reports that their intent is to maintain the Gateway-module until the SP-module has
the same capabilities for statistical reports. Until then, the Gateway-module is the one to use.

The new version has a longer timeout so possibly fewer users can get in

At present, the Gateway-module is reporting the reliable data. The SP module, by contrast, is reporting only partially the same activity.

Feb 2008 was a short month not only due to the number of days but also because the Gateway to SP change occurred.

Reports can be accessed directly from within the statistics program (rather than from email). They appear under "completed reports" up in the left hand corner under "welcome." Make sure that you have "all content" checked in the pull down menu under "report scope."

The SP module e-mails you a link to their server when a given report is ready. This link is to a zipped (.zip) format file, which you, in turn, unzip to view two "comma-delimited" text files.

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research

This title is available online via OVID for most of 1976 through 2007, all in pdf format now. Number 115, 1976, is in pdf while number 114, 1976, is not yet available to us in that format.

This title is known by several names and abbreviations: Clinical Orthopaedics, Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, Clin Orthop, CORR, Clin Orthop Relat Res. They are all the same. In 2008 it moved to a new publisher, Springer, so the 2008 issues are not available through OVID.

OVID journals

9-07: we do have access for 3 users now.

11-22-06
question:
whenever I click on the link to "online" from PubMed, if the article is through OVID (like JPO) I get a reply that says "the fulltext article could not be found."I can access it by going to the online JPO through the library homepage, but it takes much longer to find the article.

reply:
I will work on that to see if it can be changed. Thanks for letting me know. I'm glad you know how to get to it from the web-based journals list though. We only have 1 user at a time, so be sure to log off in between.

11-06-06 We have access to various years of several titles via OVID. You can see the complete list if you are within the institution by going here:
http://gateway.ovid.com/ovidweb.cgi?T=JS&MODE=ovid&NEWS=N&D=yrovft&PAGE=browse&BROWSEOPT=browseJournals

We have one user at a time access, so please be sure to log out when you are done so the seat is released for another to use.

Here is the direct link to our newest title, Infants and Young Children:

http://gateway.ovid.com/ovidweb.cgi?T=JS&NEWS=N&PAGE=toc&SEARCH=00001163-000000000-00000.kc&LINKTYPE=asBody&LINKPOS=1&D=yrovft