Add One Search Databases

One Search comes with free, preloaded databases to get you started. You can change the default list by adding or deleting databases.

Add Non-IP Verified Subscription Databases to One Search

1. Log in as an Administrator.
2. Select Catalog > Search Setup > Enriched Content Searches sub-tab.
3. Next to One Search Database Information, click Edit.
4. Click Add Databases.
5. Next to the database you want to add, click Add.
6. Complete the authentication information fields, such as User Name, Password, URL, or other fields, as required by and obtained from the vendor.
7. If you choose a database that then gives you a list of multiple databases, such as a subscription encyclopedia database, select the checkboxes in the left-most column to enable the databases you subscribe to.
8. If you want a database to appear on the Destiny Discover Homepage Links carousel, select the Display in Destiny Discover Homepage Links Section checkbox.
9. To have Destiny search this database by default whenever users perform a Basic library search, select the Preset selected in Destiny Back Office checkbox.

   Note: In Power search, Preset selected databases are automatically selected under Include Online Resources. Patrons must manually select any database in Power search not set as Preset selected.

10. The Allow Students, Allow Staff and Allow Guests checkboxes let you decide which groups of patrons can search specific databases.

    Notes: You need to ensure the students, staff and guest access levels have the permission to search One Search. In order for students to search One Search databases away from school, they need to log in to Destiny with a username and password. Ensure your Third-Party Subscription Database licenses allow public access before permitting guests to search One Search. You are responsible for complying with the license terms for each vendor.

11. Click Save.
12. Repeat these steps for each database you want to add.
13. When you finish, click Back, and then click Close.

 

EBSCO Databases

If you use EBSCO databases, you cannot use your generic One Search login. You need to contact EBSCO to receive a new EIT Login that is used specifically with EBSCO and Destiny.