Jason hit on (almost certainly) the answer: bad records from sources that
don't restrict cataloging to valid character sets. I'll add a couple
comments below for general clarification, as well...
On Fri, Dec 2, 2016 at 4:52 PM, Brent Mills
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I’ve
Brent,
The records are mostly likely not MARC-8 or UTF-8. The example you
shared looks like a Windows-1252 "smart" quote. I would not be surprised
if the records have characters from multiple character sets in them.
I've seen that before.
I don't have any useful suggestions for you, other than
Hello,
I’ve recently noticed some issues with imported MARC records from a specific
set of Z39.50 servers.
A noticeable amount of records that are imported through Prospector/MaineCat
targets have mangled characters when diacritics, symbols,etc.. are present in
the record.
Does anyone have
Thank you Josh, We'll dig in and see if this is the culprit.
Regards,
John Clark
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John, do you mean that the summary balance under the bills tab shows nothing?
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I’ve seen this happen when I’ve changed values in the money.payments table
instead of the table the corresponds with the payment type. There are
materialized views (a summary
Hi folks,
At least two of our member libraries in the Maine Balsam Consortium are
perplexed and vexed. I've copied their problem below in hopes someone in
the Evergreen world might have experienced (and solved) a similar issue.
I thank all in advance for any shared wisdom.
Regards,
John R.
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