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Sent: Thursday, January 16, 2014 11:00:28 AM
Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Confusion about Circulation Modifiers
Simple is good. Simple is really, really good. It give me hope that I will one
day understand ...
So, what I am hearing is t
Do circ modifiers define the kind of material, such as Book, DVD, etc ?
Well, not by definition but often yes. Circ modifiers are literally a
variable to pass for circulation. So they can be things like BOOK, VIDEO,
etc or they could be 14-DAY, 21-DAY, etc or anything else. You
woul
Simple is good. Simple is really, really good. It give me hope that I will
one day understand ...
So, what I am hearing is that Circulation Modifiers essentially define the
type of material that is circulated. Book, DVD, Kindle, etc. Is that
correct?
Another curve-ball. Our Org Unit Network inclu
Dear Experts,
Here is another newbie question. I am confused about the Circulation
Modifier table and how extensive it needs to be. Here's the scenario. Our
Org Unit structure includes a main library, a branch library, and three
sub-libraries. All libraries have "books" that all have different
cir
Short answer : No you don't need different circ mods and there are a few
tables that affect this.
Longer answer: There are separate places to set things like circ durations,
fine rates and max fines. You then set circulation matchpoints that in
your case would invoke different durations depending
