[Koha] Import .mrc records

[Nicole Engard]

Looks to me like something didn't import right - or that the index
isn't fulling finished re-indexing.  I'll leave answering your
import/search questions to the experts :) but I can point you to the
Koha 3.0 manual for training others to use Koha:
https://sites.google.com/a/liblime.com/koha-manual/

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Nicole C. Engard
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On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 5:41 PM, Laura Johnson <laura at tcoek12.org> wrote:
> Hello,
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> I have installed Koha 3.00 on SUSE 10.3. I used the "staged records for
> import" tool and imported approximately 7,000 records (mainly Video
> Cassettes) on the web interface tools section. Then I clicked on the "import
> records" button to import the records.
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> When I type in a keyword under the search tool, I get the following results.
>  (below my questions)
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> Is this typical response?
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> Shouldn't I see the titles?
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> Did I miss a step when importing the records?
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> The records came from another library system called Media Minder that lived
> on Win2000, but no longer in business. I have access to a .txt file and
> excel file, but thought the .mrc would be the best for importing. I used the
> nonZebra program when installing Koha.
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> Is there more information that I need to give you to help me with this? I am
> fairly new linux and mysql. I do have some background with the Follett
> library software.
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> What is the best document to use when training other people using koha?
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> Thank you for your help.
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> 5 result(s) found for 'robot'. (only copied 2 results for this email)
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> Results
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> Location
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> 1.
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>   Description:
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> ... Traces man's evolving, sometimes imaginative theories of Mars from its
> discovery centuries ago, all the way up to the soft landing of the Viking
> robot. ...
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> No holds allowed
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> No items
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> 2.
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>   Description:
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> ... USING MATHEMATICS: MATHEMATICS AND ROBOTICS ... Demonstrates how using
> geometry, estimation & calculation, helps us walk down busy streets without
> running into others: and looks at the challenge of creating robots that are
> able to use these same "human-like" skills. Looks at a new generation of
> robot users. ...
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> No holds allowed
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> Sincerely,
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> Laura Johnson
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> System Administrator and Health Assistant
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