[Koha] Searching for a word returns the whole library
LAURENT Henri-Damien
henridamien.laurent at biblibre.com
Sat Jan 23 07:05:54 NZDT 2010
Agnes Rivers-Moore a écrit :
> Turn off QueryFuzzy in the Searching preferences - it is really way too
> fuzzy.
> Agnes
>
>
He He Agnes.
Well, I think you are quite right.
But there is also a thing you should consider : use icu instead of chr
files for zebra.
you may want to take a look at :
http://git.biblibre.com/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=koha;a=commit;h=b4068c1da33de36019bf4192150b6234bb8c7dbf
to see how to tweak your installation in order to setup yaz-icu.
You would have to install yaz-icu package from indexdata repository.
Hope that helps.
--
Henri-Damien LAURENT
> Michail Golubjev wrote:
>
>> Hi everybody!
>>
>> We are a small russian church in Copenhagen planning to organize our
>> small library using Koha.
>>
>> I have already set up Koha on Ubuntu Server Karmic and started testing
>> it and learning using my own home books as a testing material.
>>
>> I am mainly importing records with the help of z39.50 servers. In
>> particular from Russian State Library directly from inside Koha and
>> using sigla.ru <http://sigla.ru> importing marc records downloaded as
>> files.
>>
>> Now I have stumbled into a problem which I can't find a solution to in
>> the documents and mailing list.
>>
>> I have added a number of books, but when I search for a specific
>> keyword, fx. иоанн, the search returns ALL records.
>>
>> I would like to request your input on this problem, if any further
>> information is needed, please tell me right away.
>>
>> Best regards
>> Michail
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