Dear all, Just started to migrate from our existing ILMS to Koha and working through the "Basic Parameters", I am a little curious between Item Types and CCODE (Collection Codes). It seems to me that Item Types really is Collections, as it allows you to set lending permission, etc. Whereas CCODE, you cannot set lending permission. Our lending policy is based on individual collection, not item types. For example, books are found in fiction, non-fiction, reference, etc., and most can be borrowed, except those in the reference collection. Finally, Call Numbers in our old ILMS consists of: Prefix, Main Number, Suffix. Prefix is setup in the Collection parameter. For example, when selected Reference Collection, "REF" is automatically inserted as Prefix. Whereas Prefix is ignored when Non-fiction Collection is selected (we have left prefix as blank). This avoids the need to manually enter prefix when creating new items. ----- Iming Chan Translib Information Service Melbourne, Australia -- View this message in context: http://koha.1045719.n5.nabble.com/Item-types-vs-CCODE-Collection-codes-tp575... Sent from the Koha-general mailing list archive at Nabble.com.