On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 04:55:36PM -0400, bfeifa...@q.com wrote:
Hi Jill,
To add to Lori's response, the demos that I set up use data generously
shared by Evergreen Indiana . There is also another set of test data
called concerto that is available in the Evergreen code repository (
On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 02:45:27AM -0400, Dan Scott wrote:
On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 04:55:36PM -0400, bfeifa...@q.com wrote:
Hi Jill,
To add to Lori's response, the demos that I set up use data generously
shared by Evergreen Indiana . There is also another set of test data
called
Dan and Bill and Brian,
This is very useful info. Can we add it to the community_servers page in
the notes section for the appropriate demo server
(demoevergreencatalog.comsystem or
testing.esilibrary.com? (if you tell me the answer, I'm happy to update
the page)
And the demos that Brian is
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Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Populating a demo with records
Dan and Bill and Brian,
This is very useful info. Can we add it to the community_servers page in the
notes section for the appropriate demo server
We're working on getting an Evergreen demo up and running and trying to figure
out how much staff time and energy will be required.
Can someone tell me how a demo is typically populated with data? Do most
libraries pull some of their own records, or is it more common to use dummy
records?
Jill,
Some of the existing community demo servers have a set of data that you can
use. In the case of the ones maintained by Brian Feifarek, that data is
refreshed 2x per week (I think). However, we have set up instances
specifically for libraries to use on occasion. That way you can either
