[Koha] Priority/place in queue of unsuspended hold?
Trevor Diamond
trevor.diamond at mainlib.org
Fri Jan 16 02:44:33 NZDT 2026
I'm pretty sure suspended holds maintain their place in the line. This was
an optional preference in my previous ILS so it is possible I'm confused.
But the suspended hold stays in the line and will "travel" up the queue as
older requests are filled. When the request begins actually looking for an
item, the original request date will still be used to determine the
"seniority" of the hold request.
On Tue, Jan 13, 2026 at 4:43 PM Christopher Davis <
christopher.davis at lincolncolibrarydist.org> wrote:
> Hello Colleagues who utilize Aspen Discovery,
>
> One of our libs just asked me whether or not Aspen puts a patron's hold
> back in the same priority/place in queue after the patron or staff
> unfreezes/thaws that hold. In other words, if I freeze a hold when I am 7th
> in queue for a title, when I thaw that hold, will my hold still be 7th in
> queue for that title? The Aspen documentation did not specify the
> priority/in what place in queue the thawed/unsuspended hold would be. When
> I asked the Aspen Community, they indicated that it depends on the ILS used
> by Aspen. So, do any of you know what Koha does for suspended holds in this
> regard?
>
> https://koha-community.org/manual/25.05/en/html/circulation.html#suspend-holds-label
> also does not specify the priority/place in queue for a thawed/unsuspended
> hold. We are running Koha v. 25.05 with Maria DB.
>
> Thank you,
>
>
> Christopher Davis
>
> Technical Services Specialist
>
> Lincoln County Library District
>
> (541) 264-8141 <5412648141>
>
> christopher.davis at lincolncolibrarydist.org
>
> www.lincolncolibrarydist.org
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Trevor Diamond
Director of Library Systems
Main Library Alliance
Cedar Knolls, NJ
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