[Koha] Is there an efficient way to manage the MARC frameworks? (User from China)

[Maria Doria]

Hello Xu,

> Is there a way to delete several tags at one 
> attempt? Or can I create an empty framework and add tags from 
> scratch? Or can I import a more simplified framework (like 
> the ones in the demo site on liblime.com)?

We work directly in MySQL, to simplify (once we're not experts on the command line) we use an interface such as Webmin that simplifies the work in visual tables. Here you can easily edit the frameworks you work with.

Best,
Maria

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> Subject: [Koha] Is there an efficient way to manage the MARC 
> frameworks? (User from China)
> 
> Hello, everybody,
> 
> I am a undergraduate and currently leading a project 
> upgrading the library of our department from card-category to 
> an ILS using Koha-2.2.8 on Debian. All the installation seem 
> successful. Koha is friendly enough to install :)
> 
> Now I come to stage of modifying the MARC framework.
> 
> Our library is small (of about 12000 books).
> I want to use the MARC format (opposed to Traditional Koha 
> way, as mentioned in the manual) to get more features and 
> export book lists. At the same time I don't want to mess up 
> with all the fields in the default framework (we are 
> inputting records by hand, we want only keep 7-8 fields at 
> the beginning). So I begin to add a new framework cloned from 
> 'default' and delete the unwanted tags, and found it really 
> time-consuming. Is there a way to delete several tags at one 
> attempt? Or can I create an empty framework and add tags from 
> scratch? Or can I import a more simplified framework (like 
> the ones in the demo site on liblime.com)?
> 
> 
> Another Question:
> 
> I would like to call for the students around me to join in 
> the project.
> There may be 100 people involved. I want to keep track of who 
> inputed how many records, and export a rank list for reports 
> to the department authority. What should I do to achieve this 
> goal? And there will be a great pain to add people one by 
> one. Is there a good way to authorize, e.g. using students' 
> ID as both user/password and keep track?
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> 
> Cheers.
> 
> --
> Xu Benda
> 
> Fundamental Science of Mathematics and Physics, Tsinghua 
> University, Beijing, P.R.China, 100084
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