Good afternoon -
Circulation is the reason for all of the other functions of a library.
Circulation staff rock!
On Friday, April 26, at 8:00 a.m., anyone working in or interested in
library circulation is invited to meet to share best practices, ask
questions, and to give and receive support
I was not aware it could get that complicated. In the end we went with the
checkout library winning so that the checkout period were what the patron
were used too.
Thanks,
Jordan
On Thu, Dec 22, 2016 at 12:53 PM, Jason Stephenson wrote:
> Jordan,
>
> You can set the
Jordan,
You can set the matchpoints up so that the library that owns the item
wins. In that case, the circulation policies and limits of the item
owning library will apply. It's not a simple switch. There's no on-off
option for this. You have to reconfigure the matchpoints.
You can also make
-ils-general-boun...@list.georgialibraries.org] On Behalf Of Aubrey
Area Library
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Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Circulation Limit Sets
Hey Scott,
Basically circulatio
Scott,
The answer to your question mostly comes down to what circulation
matchpoints apply to the circulation and what limit sets apply to those
matchpoints. (It can be, and likely is, more complicated, but let us
forget that for a moment.)
If the matchpoint comes from the library doing the
Hey Scott,
Basically circulation/hold policies are applied at the circulating library.
If your library does not have a holds limit then your patrons are free to
place as many holds as they wish, both at your library and other libraries
in you resource sharing situation. Same with checkout. I am
I have a question about Circulation Limit Sets. I know the policy is applied to
the Owning Library, but I was wondering how it would work in a resource sharing
situation. Say Library X has a Circulation Limit of 5 DVDs and Library Y has no
circulation limits at all. A patron at Library Y places
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*Subject:* Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Circulation history for patrons?
Hi Jennifer,
There is the ability to keep Check Out History, as you previously found
Hi Jennifer,
There is the ability to keep Check Out History, as you previously found.
This ability to see Patron Check Out History is not available in the staff
client, as it is a privacy concern otherwise. Only patrons logged in
through their OPAC account can see this information if they choose
All -
Ok, while I'm on this kick...
I'm playing with the items in the My Account for our patrons, and I am
curious about the button for Check Out History in the Items Checked Out
tab. Where does that information come from? Is there a toggle for each
patron to keep track of their items?
Hi Jennifer,
Saving checkout and holds history is something that each patron must turn
on if they want it. Staff cannot see the histories, only the patron can
and they must be logged in to do so. Neither setting can be made
retroactive, only items that are checked out or placed on hold *after*
: Thomas Berezansky tsb...@mvlc.org
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Sent: Monday, July 6, 2015 2:59:36 PM
Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Circulation Limit Sets,
frustrations...
Did you add a limit group, circ mod, or copy location to the limit
set
I am trying to set up what would seem to me to be a very simple circulation
limit set, but I cannot make it work. I am probably missing something very
elementary, hive mind, help me, please!
Our org structure is very flat: 1 consortia, 42 libraries. Each library shares
the patron and item
Did you add a limit group, circ mod, or copy location to the limit
set? Without those it doesn't have any way to count copies.
Quoting Lindsay Stratton lstrat...@pls-net.org:
I am trying to set up what would seem to me to be a very simple
circulation limit set, but I cannot make it work. I
I want to set up circulation checkout limits where ONLY materials belonging to,
and checked out from, the circulation limit set owning library are limited.
Our consortia level policy regarding limiting the number of items to be checked
out at one time is to be set per library, applicable to
All -
We already have a rather complicated and multipage circ policies list. Is
there ANY way that we can view it and print out the WHOLE list? Rather than
the view in the staff client where we see only one page at a time and cannot
copy or print the whole table.
You can also only sort
Hi Jennifer,
It is possible to have some control over the display of the Circulation Policies
table in the client.
If you Right click on the column header row, you'll get a pop-up box with
options to sort and choose display fields. Using this sort will apply to the
entire table. You can
Personally I agree with Yamil that sql is the best way to go about this.
His report is a good basic one. Depending on what you want you could get
much more complicated. If you're looking for something to do
troubleshooting with, see interaction with the values set in the circ
matrix matchpoints,
So why is it when I write a Circulation Policy and fill out the fields as I
want them to behave and leave some fields blank, like Hard Due Date, (cause
I want it to use 2 hour rule) when I close the policy I can see that field
on that line says inherit and it behaves as inheriting but I don't want
Janice,
Regarding the default policy, I think you mean a policy that applies when no
other policy configured in the circulation policy table does.
To add one of these, set the Permission Group to your most generic one, probably
Users and the Org Unit to the top unit in the tree.
Leave
Still struggling with set up questions:
1. How can you delete a policy you set up and think you don't need?
2. If the default policy was deleted, how can you set up a new one *or*
find out which is the real default policy to build from.
3. If you can set the Circulate? or Reference? at the item
Hi Janice,
Still struggling with set up questions:
1. How can you delete a policy you set up and think you don't need?
I usually just set Active? to false. That way it's not live, but you are
able to turn it back on if you decide you need it later.
2. If the default policy was deleted, how
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Subject: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] circulation policies set up problems
Still struggling with set up questions:
1. How can you delete a policy you set up and think you don't need?
2. If the default policy was deleted, how can you set up a new one or find out
which is the real default
: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Circulation Policy Issue
Still struggling with getting circulation policies set up beyond our Hard Due
Dates for any users or even all users. Trying to get a 2 hour check out for
reference but it keeps inheriting the check out of a hard due date even
though I tell it to use
Still struggling with getting circulation policies set up beyond our Hard
Due Dates for any users or even all users. Trying to get a 2 hour check out
for reference but it keeps inheriting the check out of a hard due date
even though I tell it to use the 2 hour and the Hard due date is blank in
the
Managed to get all borrower types checking out material for the appropriate
amount of time. Now trying to get Reference material to check out for two
hours. It will only check out for the Hard Due Date. Have the Circulation
Modifier set to Reference, Location is Reference and have tested with
Hello everyone,
I am setting circulation policies for new Evergreen system in Evangelical
Theological Seminary Library and I came across a problem with circulation
duration rules application when checking out materials.
The library has the four patron permission groups. Different circulation
There are a lot of variables here but the first thing I would look at is
your circulation matrix matchpoint weights. Those determine how much
weight a given policy is calculated for.
For example in a local regional consortium maybe you have something like
this:
Miskatonic University checks out
If renewals are working, and you didn't intend to have
renewal-specific rules, I would update the rules to set is_renewal to
NULL to see if it fixes things. It being set to true would make the
rules only apply to renewals. This can be done with the following SQL
statement:
UPDATE
Many thanks to both of you for the ideas :-).
As Thomas suggested I have updated renewal rule in circulation policy sets
(although I have done it in staff client and set the there the „renewals“
value to „unset“). The problem has been solved by that and now
circulation duration rules are
Hello,
I have read that the Evergreen catalog allows patrons to turn on circulation
history tracking. Can someone tell me where to find the command to toggle this
on? I have turned on the tag circulated items in results flag in the library
settings editor, but still am unable to find where
Looking at the code, in 2.3, it's still just named Search
Preferences. In 2.4 and beyond (around November 26, 2012), the
wording was renamed to Search and History Preferences.
-- Ben
On Tue, Oct 1, 2013 at 2:41 PM, Kathy Lussier kluss...@masslnc.org wrote:
Hi Deanna,
If a patron goes into
I need to have a circulation report of books written in different languages
(e.g. Finnish, Swedish, English etc.). It is easy to have report of all books
using Circulation source. I may only specify one source per template and I
can't find any option to select the language of the item. How can
Do you have access to run SQL reports or are you limited to using the staff
client reporter?
On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 7:25 AM, Knuutinen Päivi paivi.knuuti...@jns.fiwrote:
I need to have a circulation report of books written in different
languages (e.g. Finnish, Swedish, English etc.). It is
-ILS-GENERAL] circulation report
If this really isn't possible via the reports UI, we can do it via
SQL, sure.
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From: Kallinen Pasi pasi.kalli...@pttk.fi
To: Evergreen Discussion Group
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Sent: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 1:54:32 PM
Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] circulation report
If this really isn't possible via the reports UI, we can do it via
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Sharp, Chris [csh...@georgialibraries.org] puolesta
Lähetetty: 10. syyskuuta 2013 23:03
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Aihe: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] circulation report
Pasi and Päivi,
The MARC fixed-field Lang code is available via this path
We are headed into using Evergreen and I notice in the required patron
fields, there is a place for an ID number with many libraries suggesting
putting a Driver's license number or Other. What do you recommend using for
juveniles or adults without a Driver's license? Thanks in advance.
J.
Dear Sir,
The following error message occurs when staff attempt to check out book to
user. This occurred after we change the circulation modifier for a
particular user category. We are unable to reverse this action. We are
forced to create another category for those students without any
Dear Sir,
In Evergreen 2.0.9, the system is not generating fine for overdue books.
What settings need to checked for automatically generating the fine amount
when the staff open the patron Account
Thanking You In Advance
--
With Best Regards,
Jayaraj J. R.
Library Information Assistant
IISER
Greetings Evergreen Community:
Earlier this year, we migrated from TLC Library.Solution 3.3.5 to
Evergreen 2.1. The migration took place in March. Since then,
circulation counts have dropped by approximately 2,500 per month.
Originally, I thought my reports in Evergreen weren't counting
On Tuesday, September 11, 2012 at 9:33:37 AM Chauncey Montgomery
montg...@oplin.org wrote:
So, I am beginning to suspect that perhaps TLC counted things
differently than Evergreen.
I have never used or heard of TLC, but here are two things that I have noticed
in our migration from Unicorn to
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From: Chauncey Montgomery montg...@oplin.org
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Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2012 9:33:37 AM
Subject: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Circulation Statistics
Greetings Evergreen Community:
Earlier this year, we migrated from TLC Library.Solution
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Ben Shum
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Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Circulation stats
Seems to me it depends on how your reports retrieve
We were wondering how Evergreen records circulation stats. If an item is
sent from one branch to another for a patron to sign out, does Evergreen
record the check out as a statistic for the lending branch or the owning
branch? When the item is renewed, which branch gets the stat?
James Wagner
Seems to me it depends on how your reports retrieve data from
Evergreen. In the circulation table, Evergreen records the library
where the item was circulated from (the lending branch) but you can
also retrieve either the item's circulating library or item's volume's
owning library (usually
James,
Are you trying to see if Evergreen could keep TBR stats the way you want to
(just in case we get TBR reimbursements again!)?
Lori
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Do you know if renewals are counted as a circulation in Evergreen? We
recently migrated from TLC, where renewals were counted separate from
circulation in the reports. Just curious.
Thanks for the input.
Chauncey
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Chauncey G. Montgomery, MLIS
Director/Fiscal Officer
Community Library
That depends on your report. Renewals are circulations flagged as
opac, desk, or phone renewal.
Thomas Berezansky
Merrimack Valley Library Consortium
Quoting Chauncey Montgomery montg...@oplin.org:
Do you know if renewals are counted as a circulation in Evergreen?
We recently migrated
If you don't specifically exclude them, they are counted just like any
other circ. You can separate them out if you like.
In the reporter there are 3 fields in the Circulation source, OPAC Renewal,
Phone Renewal, and Desk Renewal. If they are ignored renewals are counted,
if you filter against
So if I ran a report that counted CIRC ID from the CIRCULATION source,
would that only include the counts of circulations and not renewals? In
other words, would I need to also include counts of phone, desk, and
OPAC renewals to get a full count of activity?
Thanks.
CM
On 05/03/2012 11:03
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 11:11 AM, Chauncey Montgomery montg...@oplin.org wrote:
So if I ran a report that counted CIRC ID from the CIRCULATION source, would
that only include the counts of circulations and not renewals? In other
words, would I need to also include counts of phone, desk, and
Excellent. That's exactly what I needed to know.
Thanks for all your help and time.
CM
On 05/03/2012 11:33 AM, Jason Etheridge wrote:
On Thu, May 3, 2012 at 11:11 AM, Chauncey Montgomerymontg...@oplin.org wrote:
So if I ran a report that counted CIRC ID from the CIRCULATION source, would
I would like to make a number of changes to circulation and holds, but
have determined that they will interact with each other significantly
code-wise. Thus I am planning to do them as one large project, rather
than as smaller chunks that would be difficult to keep working with
each other
This shouldn't be construed as implicit endorsement of the whole plan,
but I have some initial thoughts below. Overall, it's heading in a
good direction, IMO.
On Mon, Mar 12, 2012 at 1:20 PM, Thomas Berezansky tsb...@mvlc.org wrote:
I would like to make a number of changes to circulation and
Going down your replies...
For relative OU matching:
I was planning on allow both absolute and relative matching in the
same matchpoint, but not on the same *field*. That is, each ou field
in the matchpoint would be allowed to be null, a specific OU, or a
relative OU.
Thus, you could say
If I wanted to pull a list of all items that were checked out between
two dates, would I look at the table action.circulation? Is each entry
in that table an indication of an item being checked out, or does it
also include check-ins? If the latter, how do I distinguish between the
two?
On 12/30/10 8:10 PM, Jesse Ephraim wrote:
If I wanted to pull a list of all items that were checked out between
two dates, would I look at the table action.circulation?
Yes.
Is each entry in that table an indication of an item being checked
out, or does it also include check-ins?
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Subject: Re: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] circulation
On 12/30/10 8:10 PM, Jesse Ephraim wrote:
If I wanted to pull a list of all items that were checked out between
two
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Hudson
Sent: Thursday, November 11, 2010 12:31 PM
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Subject: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Circulation
We are preparing to do an inventory in the near future, this is my first
Library inventory. Any ideas on documentation, methods, standards,
and procedures would be greatly appreciated.
Teresa M. Hudson
Circulation Manager
Culver Union-Township Public Library
107 N. Main Street
Of
Smelts, Dorryce (CHT)
Sent: November 4, 2010 17:20
To: 'open-ils-general@list.georgialibraries.org'
Subject: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Circulation and cataloguing questions
Hello all,
We're new to Evergreen 1.6 and I wondered if there is a way to easily view
holds in (ie, items in the catalogue
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Kathryn
That sounds reasonable! Thanks so much,
Dorryce
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Hello all,
We're new to Evergreen 1.6 and I wondered if there is a way to easily view
holds in (ie, items in the catalogue that patrons have placed requests for )
for which items are not yet checked in, ie, unfulfilled holds. I understand the
hold is triggered when the requested item is
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Subject: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Circulation and cataloguing questions
Hello all,
We're new to Evergreen 1.6 and I wondered if there is a way to easily view
holds in (ie
Lately, I reran circ stats that I had run in January. I noticed an
increase in some stats which is due to renewals being counted for the month
that the original circulation took place. However, I also noticed a
decrease in other stats which I can only attribute to items that have been
deleted
Of
Shasta Brewer
Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2010 8:57 AM
To: open-ils-general@list.georgialibraries.org
Subject: [OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] circulation statistics
Lately, I reran circ stats that I had run in January. I noticed an
increase in some stats which is due to renewals being counted for the month
Hi Dan,
In regards to the following:
FUD? Nah, that would never happen! If the source is an ILS vendor I know
of who runs their client-server communication over telnet, you might
want to ask them what happens when the network drops a packet or two
(answer: their staff client crashes
Hi All,
I've heard that since Evergreen is http based, that typical circulation
transaction
speeds are slow, an average of 3 seconds from the time a staffer wands
the barcode to the time a response arrives. This seems slow.
Could any of the larger libraries out there, particularly those with
On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 6:18 PM, Nuku Ameyibor nayi...@gmail.com wrote:
how can you set circulation up so that if you are renewing a book and you
are owing you cannot renew the book or if you are owing a certain amount
you cant renew anymore
Note: the only thing I'm really familiar with is
okay i get this.so how do i set it up so that it uses the
the Short/Normal/Extended loan duration field on an item, or the
Low/Normal/High fine level field which are setup when a copy of the
item was being created? .
It's automatic.
Say the item has a Loan Duration of Short.
And the
hello ,
have a couple of questions which i wold be happy if i could get some
verication on
1.
how can you set circulation up so that if you are renewing a book and you
are owing you cannot renew the book
or if you are owing a certain amount you cant renew anymore
and how can this be done
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