Call number display problems following bulk import
Sorry, this is a reposting with a corrected subject line On Tue, Sep 21, 2010 at 11:46 AM, Elaine Bradtke <eb@efdss.org> wrote:
We're running 3.2 We just did a bulk MARC import of 1431 records. There are a few problems with the call numbers in the staff interface. We use our own call number system, so the information is in 099$a, but we've also copied it to 942$h and 952$o (because I wasn't sure about how / where it would display).
Problem 1) I wanted the call numbers at the top of the ISBD view so the following is the first line of the ISBD. #099|<br/><br/><label>Call No.: </label>|{ 099a }| followed by #100|<br/><br/>|{ 100a }{ 100b } . . . etc. I thought this would provide a line break between the display of the 099 and the 100, and it did, briefly, but now it's lumping the two fields into one line again.
Problem 2) The call number does not display in the normal view. It should appear in the holdings tab. The information is there in the record. I accidentally discovered that if I edit the item record (and not actually touch anything) and then save it, the call number appears.
This first batch of records is only a small sample of our import. There must be a better way than looking at every item record. Elaine Bradtke
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we are using 2.2.8, following are the problems:- a. is there spell search facility in the entire database. b. in librarian module, whenever we are going to see the outstanding books of a particular user, especially its accession number. while OPAC has no such facility. can this be embedded in OPAC. JAWAD M KHAN
2010/9/22 jawad Khan <jawad_mkhan1@yahoo.com>:
we are using 2.2.8, following are the problems:-
2.2.8 was released in March 2007, so is 3.5 years old and no longer supported in any way shape or form.
a. is there spell search facility in the entire database.
Not in 2.2.8
b. in librarian module, whenever we are going to see the outstanding books of a particular user, especially its accession number. while OPAC has no such facility. can this be embedded in OPAC.
Not in 2.2.8 Chris
Also, Jawad, be sure you're getting Koha from the official location-- http://koha-community.org/download-koha/ Other sources are likely to be out of date. -reed On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 3:45 PM, Chris Cormack <chris@bigballofwax.co.nz> wrote:
2010/9/22 jawad Khan <jawad_mkhan1@yahoo.com>:
we are using 2.2.8, following are the problems:-
2.2.8 was released in March 2007, so is 3.5 years old and no longer supported in any way shape or form.
a. is there spell search facility in the entire database.
Not in 2.2.8
b. in librarian module, whenever we are going to see the outstanding books of a particular user, especially its accession number. while OPAC has no such facility. can this be embedded in OPAC.
Not in 2.2.8
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