Re: [Koha] adding unique field

[Bruce A. Metcalf]

On 10/25/21 8:05 AM, Mohamad F Barham wrote:


I need 952$i to be unique field as barcode.


Is there some compelling reason you can't use 952$p for this, which is 
what it's designated use is?


If you must use a different field, you might want to try selecting the 
"barcode.pl" from the pull-down list of Plugins on the 952$i editing 
page. Just be sure you do this for every Framework in use.


I will leave it to those more knowledgeable than I to explain why this 
might be a bad idea. It may, for example, interfere with the barcode 
number in field 952$p.


Regards,
/ Bruce /
Bruce A. Metcalf
Augustan Library

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[Koha] adding unique field

[Mohamad F Barham]

Dears,


I need 952$i to be unique field as barcode.


any advice





Mohamad Barham

System Engineer | Information Technology Department

Birzeit University

P.O.Box. 14, Birzeit, Palestine

Tel: + 970 22982012 | Mob: +970 597 861929 | Ext: 5616

mbar...@birzeit.edu | www.birzeit.edu





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