Quoting Martha Driscoll drisc...@noblenet.org:
It sounds like statistical categories are a much broader concept,
more like a custom field with no assumptions about what kind of data
users may choose to store. In that case, I can see the reluctance
to store that information in the
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Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Aged Circulation?
Hi June,
I haven't tried it myself, but one of my colleagues was just recently
testing this. He ran a delete query for completed transactions in the
action.circulation table, and a database trigger moved the transactions to
aged circulation. I
One of the things we're considering is that the patronless aged circulation
is a great concept, but once the transaction is moved to aged circulation, we
lose the patron statistical categories, some of which we need for long term
reporting. We need to make sure this is handled in the
Apologies to everyone for the errant email.
If the aged_circulation table preserved the user statistical category
and the copy statistical category then you would be less likely to keep
the transactions over time and would therefore increase patron privacy.
In our current system we use patron stat_cats for things like college
major,
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 10:53 AM, Martha Driscoll drisc...@noblenet.org wrote:
If the aged_circulation table preserved the user statistical category and
the copy statistical category then you would be less likely to keep the
transactions over time and would therefore increase patron privacy.
My
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 10:53 AM, Martha Driscoll drisc...@noblenet.org wrote:
If the aged_circulation table preserved the user statistical category and
the copy statistical category then you would be less likely to keep the
transactions over time and would therefore increase patron privacy.
To
It sounds like statistical categories are a much broader concept, more
like a custom field with no assumptions about what kind of data users
may choose to store. In that case, I can see the reluctance to store
that information in the aged_circulation table. I think there may still
be a role
