Greetings, In our QA system we are limping along with only 512MB of RAM. When we tried to "create" a new framework by copying "BKS", we discovered that everything was not copied. This was not a failure of Koha, because the same operation worked on our Live system which has more RAM. If by "created" you mean copied, then I would suggest some server-side MySQL actions. 1) In this example, I create the empty VM framework via the staff client interface. 2) I then run (as MySQL's root, so I have permissions to create a database): use koha_library; create table tmptmp select * from marc_subfield_structure as MSS where MSS.frameworkcode='BKS'; update tmptmp set frameworkcode='VM'; insert into marc_subfield_structure select * from tmptmp; drop table tmptmp; quit; This may or may not be your problem. You can confirm this with MySQL: use koha_library; select count(*) from marc_subfield_structure where frameworkcode='BKS'; select count(*) from marc_subfield_structure where frameworkcode='VM'; quit; If the two numbers don't match, then your copy (from the Koha staff client interface) failed. Delete the framework and try the above. Just some of my thoughts. I'm sure someone else will comment if I am leading you astray. :) GPML, Mark Tompsett