Hi Caroline!
Is there a step missing from your list? Are the fees added to the account in
step 3 actually paid by the patron? Otherwise I do not understand why any money
would be given back to the patron... (and the credit should apply to the fees
automatically, right? unless they have already
We deal with this issue a lot.
If a patron pays for a lost item, they have 90 days to return it for a refund.
But that refund is handled outside of Koha, usually via our business office
(unless it’s under a certain amount - I think $10 - then it comes out of the
drawer and staff make a note on
Hi Andreas!
Thanks for spotting that. Yes, the user has paid the item at step 3. :)
This is the crux of the problem.
Caroline
On 19-10-04 03 h 20, Andreas Hedström Mace wrote:
Hi Caroline!
Is there a step missing from your list? Are the fees added to the account in
step 3 actually paid by
Hi! I'm still very new in the koha universe...
Recently we've found that when checking in a book, the data that should go
from table issues to old_issues is missing. I can borrow an item to
anyone, but when it's returned it disappears.
We have already around 2 days of records lost, and im still
Very late to the party, but maybe this could provide a clue.
The following throws an error, but I believe the basic idea of finding
records where the lowest itemlost value isn't zero is on the right
track:
WHERE itype = <>
GROUP BY biblionumber
HAVING MIN(itemlost) > 0
I suspect SQL is sensitive
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