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Re: [Koha] [EXTERNAL] Re: Item fields transposed during import?
by Katrin Fischer 08 Jan '22

08 Jan '22

Hi Tasha, the classification source from $2 is used together with the callnumber from $o to create a machine sortable form of your callnumber that is stored in items.cn_sort and is used for example by the inventory tool. If you haven't set it and cn_sort should be empty in your items, it can also be fixed later by setting the classification source and running a script. Hope that helps, Katrin On 06.01.22 22:11, Bales (US), Tasha R wrote: > Thanks Katrin. I do have other rules that insert homebranch and holdingbranch. I never insert a classification source, and I hope that doesn't matter. It would be very sensible to just try importing one of the problem records on its own w/ and w/o modification template. I will give that a try. > > > Tasha Bales > Enterprise Services > http://isesi.web.boeing.com/ > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Koha [mailto:koha-bounces@lists.katipo.co.nz] On Behalf Of Katrin Fischer > Sent: Thursday, January 6, 2022 03:38 > To: koha(a)lists.katipo.co.nz > Subject: [EXTERNAL] Re: [Koha] Item fields transposed during import? > > EXT email: be mindful of links/attachments. > > > > Hi Tasha, > > I have never seen that, but wonder if you have other rules for rewriting the 952? Like homebranch and holdingbranch ($a and $b) appear to be missing as is $2 for the classification source. > > I wonder if another rule might be causing the issue, as we can't see the end result of the modifications in the case of item data. > > Maybe you could try if it works correctly creating the 952 for these 3 manually and importing them without the modification templates. > > Hope this helps > > Katrin > > > On 05.01.22 23:40, Bales (US), Tasha R wrote: >> Good afternoon, >> >> Has anyone ever experienced item fields getting transposed during MARC import when multiple items are attached to a bib? It seems like there is no way this could happen except for human error, but I've seen it before and can't figure out the error. >> >> Today I noticed that some items have the wrong "Not for loan" status. I've provided details below. I don't expect anyone to solve this, but if you've seen this before and are able to share what the root cause was in your case, that would be very helpful. I'm sorry if I've asked this before. I distinctly remember typing up a similar question months ago, but I think I abandoned the draft. --Thank you. >> >> I loaded this data: >> =952 >> \\$a1F-15E-25-10$t0$pTUST23257507$cTOSTO$4a$f-$1-$y2$d10-03-31<file:// >> /\\$a1F-15E-25-10$t0$pTUST23257507$cTOSTO$4a$f-$1-$y2$d10-03-31> >> (this record should NOT have a Not for Loan) >> =952 >> \\$a1F-15E-25-10$t3$pTOSTH23247507$cTOST$4a$fn$1-$y2$d14-08-05<file:// >> /\\$a1F-15E-25-10$t3$pTOSTH23247507$cTOST$4a$fn$1-$y2$d14-08-05> >> (this record should have Not for Loan "8") >> =952 >> \\$a1F-15E-25-10$t1$pTOSTH23257506$cTOST$4b$fn$1-$y55$d17-07-10<file:/ >> //\\$a1F-15E-25-10$t1$pTOSTH23257506$cTOST$4b$fn$1-$y55$d17-07-10> >> (this record should have Not for Loan "8") >> >> I have these lines in my modification template: >> -- "Move field 952$f to 952$7 if 952$f matches RegEx m/[cdnw]/" >> -- "Update existing or add new field 952$7 with value 8 if 952$7 matches n" >> >> In other words, I move 952$f to $7 and if its value is "n", I change "n" to "8". >> >> My record modification log matches the records and shows that two records have their Not for Loan values "swapped". I've included only the problem records below: >> >> item $VAR1 = { 'withdrawn' => 0, 'biblioitemnumber' => '878655', 'restricted' => undef, 'coded_location_qualifier' => undef, 'itemlost_on' => undef, 'notforloan' => '8', 'replacementpricedate' => '2021-12-11', 'itemnumber' => '2309607', 'ccode' => undef, 'itemnotes' => undef, 'location' => 'TOSTO', 'itemcallnumber' => '1F-15E-25-10', 'stack' => undef, 'itemlost' => 0, 'barcode' => 'TUST23257507'... >> >> item $VAR1 = { 'withdrawn' => 0, 'biblioitemnumber' => '878655', 'restricted' => undef, 'coded_location_qualifier' => undef, 'itemlost_on' => undef, 'notforloan' => 0, 'replacementpricedate' => '2021-12-11', 'itemnumber' => '2309609', 'ccode' => undef, 'itemnotes' => undef, 'location' => 'TOST', 'itemcallnumber' => '1F-15E-25-10', 'stack' => undef, 'itemlost' => 0, 'barcode' => 'TOSTH23257506'... >> >> >> FYI, the source data is from Millennium. I've verified that I'm not loading any subfields or authorized values that aren't defined in Koha. I did notice that the first record has a copy number of "0", and this gets loaded as a blank in Koha. >> >> >> Tasha Bales >> Enterprise Services >> http://isesi.web.boeing.com/ >> >> _______________________________________________ >> >> Koha mailing list http://koha-community.org Koha(a)lists.katipo.co.nz >> Unsubscribe: https://lists.katipo.co.nz/mailman/listinfo/koha > _______________________________________________ > > Koha mailing list http://koha-community.org Koha(a)lists.katipo.co.nz > Unsubscribe: https://lists.katipo.co.nz/mailman/listinfo/koha

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Reports by Indicator
by Charles Kelley 08 Jan '22

08 Jan '22

Hi, all! Happy New Year, everyone! I know how to compile a report when a subfield has particular value. Is there a way to compile a report when ind 1 or ind 2 has a particular value? Here's a sample problem: finding subject headings whose ind 2 = "4". The SQL SELECT statement might look something like SELECT biblioitems.biblionumber AS 'Bib. Record No.', ExtractValue(metadata, '//datafield[@tag="245"]/subfield[@code="a"]') AS 'Main Title', ExtractValue(metadata,'//datafield[@tag="650"]/subfield[@ind2 ="1"]') AS 'Topical Subject' FROM biblioitems JOIN biblio_metadata ON (biblioitems.biblionumber = biblio_metadata.biblionumber) WHERE ExtractValue(metadata, '//datafield[@tag="650"]/@ind2="2"') = "4" I've looked in the Koha wiki, but I have not successfully found hints, instructions, sample reports, etc. Can anyone suggest an alternative? Maybe MarcEdit will be easier than SQL. Many thanks! -- 気を付けて。 /ki wo tukete/ = Take care. -- Charles. Charles Kelley, MLS PSC 704 Box 1029 APO AP 96338 Charles Kelley Tsukimino 1-Chome 5-2 Tsukimino Gaadenia #210 Yamato-shi, Kanagawa-ken 〒242-0002 JAPAN +1-301-741-7122 [US cell] +81-80-4356-2178 [JPN cell] mnogojazyk(a)aol.com [h] cmkelleymls(a)gmail.com [p] linkedin.com/in/cmkelleymls <http://www.linkedin.com/in/cmkelleymls> Meeting Your Information Needs. Virtually.

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Net::OAuth2::AuthorizationServer dependency is missing
by Zahid Iqbal 07 Jan '22

07 Jan '22

I have installed koha 19.05 on virtual machine in vmware station. i have to activate api for koha for testing i have enabled RESTBasicAuth, RESTOAuth2ClientCredentials RESTPublicAPI these 3 parameter through Web services preferences are enabled now when i saw on Perl modules in about.pl Net::OAuth2::AuthorizationServer (0.16) is not installed. and it give me warning in Preferences and parameters *Warning* System preference 'RESTOAuth2ClientCredentials' is set, but the required Net::OAuth2::AuthorizationServer dependency is missing. The feature is disabled. i have check the perl depancy in terminal sudo apt-get install libnet-oauth2-authorizationserver-perl and when i install through terminal it give me libnet-oauth2-authorizationserver-perl is already the newest version (0.17-1~koha+1). anyone tell if i am doing wrong or some other issues in koha? please can anyone give me any solution for enabling api and testing api. Regards, Zahid Iqbal

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Export a selection of latest arrival to html for email newsletter
by IRAM Library 06 Jan '22

06 Jan '22

Best wishes for 2022, I am looking for a way to generate html email of latest arrivals from Koha. We want to send our members a newsletter with the latest arrivals. I am not finding anything about that after doing online search. Ideally it would be some dedicated feature, considering html email is usually dumbed down to tables for broad compatibility. Also, being able to get a template and separate steps (select period of time to extract arrivals from, choose between text-only and html+image format, ability to exclude some of the results before generating the email-optimized html code) would be ideal. Is it possible, via Koha or an additional plugin? -- Cécile IRAM Library

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The Terrific Every-Other-Thursday Training Video - S2E7 - RESTdefaultPageSize & jQuery: Fixing Pickup Locations
by BRANNON, CHRISTOPHER 06 Jan '22

06 Jan '22

It's about time! Well, actually, it's about pickup locations. But we're back, and today you get TWO tips for the price of one! Which is FANTASTIC, since you don't pay anything at all! And don't forget to leave a comment and let us know what you think of the video.<https://youtu.be/p3rm_yBRgsQ> Christopher Brannon

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Arranging subjects shown in OPAC
by Ma. Victoria H. Silva-Manuel 06 Jan '22

06 Jan '22

Hi. The default arrangement of subjects is by their MARC tags. Is there a way that I can customize the subjects' arrangement? For Example, if I have three subject added entries: 600, 650 & 651 but I want 651 to appear first. -- Ma. Victoria H. Silva-Manuel Registered Librarian, 3892

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Item fields transposed during import?
by Bales (US), Tasha R 06 Jan '22

06 Jan '22

Good afternoon, Has anyone ever experienced item fields getting transposed during MARC import when multiple items are attached to a bib? It seems like there is no way this could happen except for human error, but I've seen it before and can't figure out the error. Today I noticed that some items have the wrong "Not for loan" status. I've provided details below. I don't expect anyone to solve this, but if you've seen this before and are able to share what the root cause was in your case, that would be very helpful. I'm sorry if I've asked this before. I distinctly remember typing up a similar question months ago, but I think I abandoned the draft. --Thank you. I loaded this data: =952 \\$a1F-15E-25-10$t0$pTUST23257507$cTOSTO$4a$f-$1-$y2$d10-03-31<file:///\\$a1F-15E-25-10$t0$pTUST23257507$cTOSTO$4a$f-$1-$y2$d10-03-31> (this record should NOT have a Not for Loan) =952 \\$a1F-15E-25-10$t3$pTOSTH23247507$cTOST$4a$fn$1-$y2$d14-08-05<file:///\\$a1F-15E-25-10$t3$pTOSTH23247507$cTOST$4a$fn$1-$y2$d14-08-05> (this record should have Not for Loan "8") =952 \\$a1F-15E-25-10$t1$pTOSTH23257506$cTOST$4b$fn$1-$y55$d17-07-10<file:///\\$a1F-15E-25-10$t1$pTOSTH23257506$cTOST$4b$fn$1-$y55$d17-07-10> (this record should have Not for Loan "8") I have these lines in my modification template: -- "Move field 952$f to 952$7 if 952$f matches RegEx m/[cdnw]/" -- "Update existing or add new field 952$7 with value 8 if 952$7 matches n" In other words, I move 952$f to $7 and if its value is "n", I change "n" to "8". My record modification log matches the records and shows that two records have their Not for Loan values "swapped". I've included only the problem records below: item $VAR1 = { 'withdrawn' => 0, 'biblioitemnumber' => '878655', 'restricted' => undef, 'coded_location_qualifier' => undef, 'itemlost_on' => undef, 'notforloan' => '8', 'replacementpricedate' => '2021-12-11', 'itemnumber' => '2309607', 'ccode' => undef, 'itemnotes' => undef, 'location' => 'TOSTO', 'itemcallnumber' => '1F-15E-25-10', 'stack' => undef, 'itemlost' => 0, 'barcode' => 'TUST23257507'... item $VAR1 = { 'withdrawn' => 0, 'biblioitemnumber' => '878655', 'restricted' => undef, 'coded_location_qualifier' => undef, 'itemlost_on' => undef, 'notforloan' => 0, 'replacementpricedate' => '2021-12-11', 'itemnumber' => '2309609', 'ccode' => undef, 'itemnotes' => undef, 'location' => 'TOST', 'itemcallnumber' => '1F-15E-25-10', 'stack' => undef, 'itemlost' => 0, 'barcode' => 'TOSTH23257506'... FYI, the source data is from Millennium. I've verified that I'm not loading any subfields or authorized values that aren't defined in Koha. I did notice that the first record has a copy number of "0", and this gets loaded as a blank in Koha. Tasha Bales Enterprise Services http://isesi.web.boeing.com/

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Re: [Koha] Reports by Indicator
by Charles Kelley 06 Jan '22

06 Jan '22

Hello, Ms. McMillan! In our latest exchange, on 06 Jan. 2022 at 12:17 [JST], I received the following from you: We have this one that picks up incorrect indicators for authors and series > > SELECT > i.barcode AS 'Item barcode', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="100"]/subfield[@code="9"]') > AS '100$9', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="100"]/subfield[@code="a"]') > AS '100$a', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="245"]/subfield[@code="a"]') > AS '245$a', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="440"]/subfield[@code="a"]') > AS '440$a', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="490"]/subfield[@code="a"]') > AS '490$a', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="490"]/subfield[@code="v"]') > AS '490$v', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="800"]/subfield[@code="9"]') > AS '800$9', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="800"]/subfield[@code="a"]') > AS '800$a', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="800"]/subfield[@code="t"]') > AS '800$t', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="800"]/subfield[@code="p"]') > AS '800$p', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="800"]/subfield[@code="v"]') > AS '800$v', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="830"]/subfield[@code="9"]') > AS '830$9', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="830"]/subfield[@code="a"]') > AS '830$a', > ExtractValue(b.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="830"]/subfield[@code="v"]') > AS '830$v' > FROM biblio_metadata b > LEFT JOIN items i on b.biblionumber = i.biblionumber > WHERE date(dateaccessioned) BETWEEN <<Added BETWEEN (yyyy-mm-dd)|date>> > AND <<and (yyyy-mm-dd)|date>> > > And this one which picks up incorrect indicators or missing series in the > 830$a field > > SELECT biblio.biblionumber AS biblionumber, > items.barcode AS barcode, > ExtractValue(biblio_metadata.metadata, '//datafield[@tag="830"]/subfield[@code="a"]') > AS heading > FROM biblio_metadata > JOIN biblio ON biblio.biblionumber=biblio_metadata.biblionumber > JOIN items ON items.biblionumber=biblio.biblionumber > WHERE length(ExtractValue(biblio_metadata.metadata, > '//datafield[@tag="830"]/subfield[@code="a"]')) != 0 > AND length(ExtractValue(biblio_metadata.metadata, > '//datafield[@tag="830"]/subfield[@code="9"]')) = 0 > ORDER BY items.barcode ASC > > Ngā mihi > In response to my plea on 06 Jan. 2022 at 11:35 [JST], to wit: > I know how to compile a report when a subfield has particular value. > Is there a way to compile a report when ind 1 or ind 2 has a particular > value? > > Here's a sample problem: finding subject headings whose ind 2 = "4". > > The SQL SELECT statement might look something like > > SELECT > biblioitems.biblionumber AS 'Bib. Record No.', > ExtractValue(metadata, '//datafield[@tag="245"]/subfield[@code="a"]') AS > 'Main Title', ExtractValue(metadata,'//datafield[@tag="650"]/subfield[@ > ind2 > ="1"]') AS 'Topical Subject' > FROM biblioitems > JOIN biblio_metadata ON (biblioitems.biblionumber = > biblio_metadata.biblionumber) > WHERE ExtractValue(metadata, '//datafield[@tag="650"]/@ind2="2"') = > "4" > > I've looked in the Koha wiki, but I have not successfully found hints, > instructions, sample reports, etc. > > Can anyone suggest an alternative? Maybe MarcEdit will be easier than > SQL. > Thanks! This gives me a start. -- よろしくお願いいたします。 /yorosiku onegai simasu/ = Please take care of the aforementioned. -- Charles. Charles Kelley, MLS PSC 704 Box 1029 APO AP 96338 Charles Kelley Tsukimino 1-Chome 5-2 Tsukimino Gaadenia #210 Yamato-shi, Kanagawa-ken 〒242-0002 JAPAN +1-301-741-7122 [US cell] +81-80-4356-2178 [JPN cell] mnogojazyk(a)aol.com [h] cmkelleymls(a)gmail.com [p] linkedin.com/in/cmkelleymls <http://www.linkedin.com/in/cmkelleymls> Meeting Your Information Needs. Virtually.

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Where to place RSS xml output?
by Bales (US), Tasha R 05 Jan '22

05 Jan '22

Good evening, I've been reviewing the sample templates and configuration files for custom RSS. On my system, these are installed here: /usr/share/koha/bin/cronjobs/rss. I'm stuck on where to place the XML that is produced in order to make the output accessible/subscribable via the OPAC. I've tried placing the XML files into koha/opac/cgi-bin/opac and into koha/opac/cgi-bin/opac/rss. Then, I tried accessing the files (with permissions set to 755) using the following guesses at URL scheme: http://mycatalog.com/cgi-bin/koha/lastAcquired.xml (results in a blank page that has only the words "not found" in the upper left) http://mycatalog.com/cgi-bin/koha/rss/lastAcquired.xml (results in 500 internal server error) http://mycatalog.com/lastAcquired.xml (results in an Error 404 in the OPAC, "Sorry, the requested page is not available") I'm sure the issue is a matter of ignorance on my part as to what the best and acceptable locations are for placing "local" files. I apologize for that, but please know I invested a couple hours before asking. Thanks in advance if anyone has tips as to where to place the files, and then, how to access them. Excerpt from lastAcquired.conf: title=Recent Koha Acquisitions link=http://www.koha-community.org (<-- I assume this is supposed to be my catalog URL, and I updated accordingly) desc=The 15 most recent acquisitions ... title=Koha, the worlds best Open Source Library System url=http://www.koha-community.org/images/foo.jpg link=http://www.koha-community.org config template=lastAcquired.tt output=[here I inserted path to destination folder]/lastAcquired.xml Tasha Bales Enterprise Services http://isesi.web.boeing.com/

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Brief Report on KohaCon2021 International Conference held at National Library of Pakistan
by FullStack Solutions 05 Jan '22

05 Jan '22

*Dear International Koha Community * KohaCon2021 International Conference is being held at the National Library of Pakistan from 13 to 18 December 2021. KohaCon is a yearly get together of the Koha Community. The first Koha Conference was held in Paris, France in 2006. This year, with the efforts of the Pakistani Koha Community (especially of its President, Mr. Sher Afzal Khan), Pakistan was voted to host the International Koha Conference. This is a moment of great pride for all Pakistanis, especially for Library Science professionals and academia, as it will not only improve the soft image of Pakistan, but it will also establish its credentials as a leader of the Free Open Source Software (FOSS) movement in the world. The inaugural session started on 13th December with the Recitation of the Holy Quran and National Anthem of Pakistan. The KohaCon2021, being held Hybridly, was attended by a large number of delegates from all over Pakistan and from around the world physically as well as through online mode. Mr. Zakria Qasmi, the Session Secretary, compared the whole event. Mr. Mudassar Mushtaq, the Director Genera*l* of the National Library of Pakistan (NLP), welcomed the delegates and briefed them about the NLP. Thereafter, Mr. Sher Afzal Khan, the Conference Secretary, briefed about the importance of FOSSs, especially Koha, and its pivotal role in modernizing the libraries around the world, especially in the resource constrained developing world. He said that the main purposes of these annual international KohaCons are exchanging experiences in new functionalities; training and bug squashing; promoting collaboration to enhance the use of open source integrated library system (ILS) Koha; and to encourage new developments in Koha. He also said that these conferences play a vital role to enhance regional, national and international cooperation in respect of knowledge and resource sharing. Afterwards, a recorded address of the Conference Chair, Prof. Dr. Khalid Mahmood (Dean, Faculty of Information and Media Studies, University of the Punjab, Lahore), was played. He also welcomed the delegates and paid tribute to Mr. Sher Afzal Khan for his tireless efforts in promoting Koha, us, saving millions of rupees that would have been needed to purchase commercial software. He also lauded his efforts to bring KohaCon2021 to Pakistan which will enhance our country’s image and standing in the world. Then, Chief Guest of the inaugural session, Honourable Ali Muhammad Khan (Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs, Government of Pakistan), addressed the delegates. He stressed the need to take libraries to the users, especially to the youth, using ICT tools. He summed up his address in a point that “readers are leaders”, by giving his own example and sharing his experiences of libraries. More than 20 national and international researchers, practitioners, academicians, and Library & Information Science professionals presented their research papers; and shared their experiences regarding Koha during the conference. Around 200 people, including Library & Information Science professionals, IT professionals, educationists, dignitaries; and representatives from more than 18 countries including USA, Canada, India, Turkey, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, New Zealand, Bangladesh and Cypress, participated in this conference. The closing session of the conference on 15th December also started with the recitation of the Holy Quran by Mr. Zakria Qasmi. The conference report was presented by Mr. Sher Afzal Khan. Thereafter, the guest of honor of the session Mr. Nasir Jamal Khan (Chief Operating Officer, COMSATS Internet Services) announced pro-bono provision of the internet as a gift to the NLP. Engr. Qaiser Nawab, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of “THE '' Society International - Together of Health and Education has participated as a Guest of Honour in the closing ceremony of the 1st ever International Conference “Kohacon21'' with a theme of Digitization of libraries in the developing world happened in Islamabad, Pakistan. In his address, Mr. Nawab urged the youth to take active part in readership for effective leadership to bring sustainability in the world. Today's world is a world of information and knowledge, therefore the young people must equip themselves with modern digital learning tools and open source technologies. Open Source applications provide easy access to the sources of knowledge. He added . Afterwards, Dr. Khalid Mahmood, the conference chair, candidly talked about the history of library automation in Pakistan, especially his own experiences, and the contributions made by Ms. Bushra Almas Jaswal (renowned and seasoned library professional of Pakistan) who was also present as a delegate. He, again, lauded the efforts of Mr. Sher Afzal Khan, and lluded him to Koha which is open source, freely accessible and always ready to help others. Thereafter, the chief guest of the closing session, Honourable Shandana Gulzar Khan (Member of the National Assembly of Pakistan & Chairperson of Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians) addressed the delegates. She also stressed the need to bring libraries to users, especially to women and to the people of far flung areas who cannot access physical libraries. She not only congratulated Mr. Sher Afzal Khan and the organizers of KohaCon2021, but also showed her surprise that such an international event is being organized by a few individuals without any financial support by the government of Pakistan. Then, Mr. Javed Iqbal (Deputy Director, NLP) briefed about the NLP, and talked about the demand of library users to make the NLP a 24/7 library which can be fulfilled if adequate funds and human resources can be provided by the government to the NLP. He also invited all the delegates to visit the NLP and explore its collections. The three-day conference concluded after shields to the guests, organizers, and the delegates. Mr. Sher Afzal Khan the organizer of the conference shared the details of the sessions and highlighted the outcomes of the conference. Mr. Nasir Jamal Khan COO, COMSATS Internet Services during his speech appreciated the organizers and announced to provide complimentary internet service to the National Library of Pakistan. In the end, certificates and shields were distributed among the participants of the conference and a group photograph was taken outside the library building. A two day Hackfest also held as part of KohaCon2021 from 16 to 17 December. The 1 and 2d day was observed as Heckfest day and the two days’ sessions were held at the computer lab of National Library. Different participants of the Kohacon2021 participated in both days. Mr Sher Afzal, President Koha Pakistan and conference chief organizer guided and trained all the participants about the Heackfest. The Koha Wikis, Librarian page, Koha Manuals, Koha translation, Koha newsletter, Bugzilla was introduced and guided with all of the Participants. We are very much thankful to all our sponsors especially Catalyst New Zealand for their great contribution and making this event successful. We are also very much thankful to the organizers , Participants, HODs, LIS community , Guest, Chief Guest and Guest of Honor for participants in the International Conference. The last day of the KohaCon2021 was celebrated as Cultural day but due to the extraordinary moment of the OIC conference in the capital the Cultural day was postponed, however the participants visited and explored the world's second most beautiful capital by their own arrangement. *For complete pictures, information, and other details please visit the following links: * *Conference website*: https://kohacon2021.org/ *Conference Blogs:* https://blog.fullstack.com.pk/international-conference-kohacon-2021/ *Facebook Group page ink:* https://www.facebook.com/groups/965873873493081 <https://www.facebook.com/groups/965873873493081> *Facebook page: Koha Pakistan Community:* https://www.facebook.com/kohacon20pk *Twitter link:* https://twitter.com/KohaPakistan *YouTube Link: *https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCD4OZY1NBKPwzUtqqtjy0Kg (All Lectures, PPT will be upload Soon) *Best Regards * *Sher Afzal Khan | President Koha Pakistan| Lead Consultant* *HEC & NUST Approved trainer * *Pioneer Country Ambassador DSpace MIT USA| Successfully done 50 + Modern libraries projects* *Web: www. <http://www.au.edu.pk/library>Kohapaksitan.org | Email: kohapaksitan(a)gmail.com <kohapaksitan(a)gmail.com>* *http://fullstack.com.pk/ <http://fullstack.com.pk/> | http://blog.fullstack.com.pk/ <http://blog.fullstack.com.pk/>*

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