Thanks for that tip. It was not the cause, in our case.
On 4/20/17 10:31 AM, Barton Chittenden wrote:
Another thing to look at is the marc record -- duplicate 999 tags can mess
up holds. We've seen it happen; we're not really sure how. If this is the
case, the only remedy is to delete the bib
Another thing to look at is the marc record -- duplicate 999 tags can mess
up holds. We've seen it happen; we're not really sure how. If this is the
case, the only remedy is to delete the bib and re-catalog it.
On Wed, Apr 19, 2017 at 1:27 AM, Katrin wrote:
> Hi
Hi Daniel,
this sounds all quite good, 2 other things you can try:
- Make sure the system preference maxreserves is set to a positive value
- Enter a circulation condition for All libraries - All patron
categories - All item types, where holds are allowed
Hope this helps,
Katrin
On
On 4/17/17 7:09 PM, Owen Leonard wrote:
Our librarian discovered that our patrons are not allowed to place holds on
items, even though the feature is enabled.
Is this true of ALL items?
Do you have "On shelf holds allowed" enabled for the item types in
question? This setting might be in
> Our librarian discovered that our patrons are not allowed to place holds on
> items, even though the feature is enabled.
Is this true of ALL items?
Do you have "On shelf holds allowed" enabled for the item types in
question? This setting might be in system preferences or in
Circulation and
Our librarian discovered that our patrons are not allowed to place holds
on items, even though the feature is enabled. The OPAC gives the
following message when trying to place items on hold:
Sorry, none of these items can be placed on hold.
No available items.
Under circulation rules,
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