We also combine different editions and formats like paperback and hardcover
on bib records, to reduce "duplicate" records and to make title holds
simpler, and also get regular requests to separate paperbacks.
However, we are also now using Aspen discovery which groups formats by
default, and the
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Hi all,
We recently rolled out the Aspen discovery layer, and are finding a number
of features that were in our Evergreen OPAC that are not (yet) supported in
Aspen, and that our patrons very vocally miss.
I know there are at least a few other Evergreen sites using Aspen, so I'm
thinking it
I think we should be looking very seriously at Evergreen's APIs and
improving the documentation, functionality, performance, etc. More vendors
and services are moving to APIs, not just for holdings, but user and
transaction data as well. Speaking personally, I run holdings uploads for
Novelist and
Hi Benjamin,
Here are a few thoughts, some of which are documented in places...
- Besides staff editing an item directly, what are the other conditions
that cause the item status to change, and how do they change?
- Check In, aka Process Items in Ye Olden Evergreene Tymes, does most
Hi,
Here in Westchester we centrally manage all of our member libraries' staff
user accounts, using Active Directory and LDAP. We manage most staff users'
Evergreen access, network access, and devices, through VDI.
One major source of friction is that workstation is required at login, and
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> > In the database, I'm looking at money schema, specif
Hi all -
Kind of a random nitpicky question about Evergreen data tables...
In the database, I'm looking at money schema, specifically the various
billable/billing summary tables and wondering if the transactions included
that do not have last billing anything or total owed values were returned
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Our print templates are saved to the server, and I'm happy to share
whatever insights I have.
*Lindsay Stratton*
*Systems Librarian*
Westchester Library System
570 Taxter Rd., 4th Floor
Elmsford, NY 10523
lstrat...@wlsmail.org
On Wed, Aug 17, 2022 at 3:26 PM Frasur, Ruth via Evergreen-general
Yes, replacing a barcode requires the UPDATE_COPY permission.
However, if one is attempting to use the Replace Barcode function, from the
Circulation Menu or an Actions menu, it will silently fail. Editing a
barcode in the holdings editor displays the permission failure dialogue.
*Lindsay
Hi Millissa,
We've been recommending libraries adding preferred as an alert in Messages
> Penalties and Messages. This adds the pronouns in a section below the
name, which is a helpful display location, although the text is highlighted
red and the "alert" type causes the name to be highlighted
Hi,
I'm doing a deep dive into search config and am wondering what the
"Buoyant?" and "Restrict?" fields in the config.metabib_class table do/mean.
A dokuwiki page, Bibliographic Indexing in Evergreen (
https://wiki.evergreen-ils.org/doku.php?id=documentation:indexing), is, so
far, the only
Hi Deanna,
To add to Terran's suggestion - if your library anonymizes/ages data, you
will probably want to use the Combined Aged and Active Circulations source!
That will ensure you get all the circs, not just those still associated
with patrons.
Lindsay
*Lindsay Stratton*
*Systems Librarian*
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