Hi Howard,
Evergreen does support original cataloging and importing MARC files from
copy cataloging services. Are you familiar with MARC records or cataloging?
On Monday, March 9, 2015, Howard Canning hcann...@bluehills.org wrote:
Hi All,
So I'm evaluating Evergreen 2.7.4 for my school
Evergreeners,
I just want to thank you all for the opportunity and the willingness. It
was a really great experience! I learned a lot and I felt really happy
designing the UI Style Guide.
I would like to continue contributing. I'm available for any question,
proposal or anything you need. You
May I ask what your experience of evergreen has been and why you like it?
What has it been useful for and any glitches or unreliability issues.
Thanks
On Mar 9, 2015 1:29 PM, Howard Canning hcann...@bluehills.org wrote:
No. I find the software interesting and just starting out learning it.
How
Rogan +1
On Mon, Mar 9, 2015 at 2:01 PM, Rogan Hamby rogan.ha...@yclibrary.net
wrote:
If you're not from a libraires background all the talk about cataloging
and MARC records may be a bit inside baseball and sound odd.
Essentially, libraries put a lot more into a record than many people may
Well, for whatever it's worth, I selected Library of Congress as my
source on a 2.7 test server and then did a title search for A First
Course in Abstract Algebra and my first hit was a 2015 bib record for
that material out of 14 hits. When I did an ISBN search on the
10-digit ISBN, I got the
Hi All,
So I'm evaluating Evergreen 2.7.4 for my school library and am testing
adding books but so far importing them from Z39 appears to be the only way.
I suppose I expect if I type in Algebra I'd get 100's pf books in the
search results but I just get 1 with all the checkboxes checked.
How do I
Hi Howard,
There are several ways to load MARC records into the system.
* As you already found, the Z39.50 interface allows you to search other
catalogs, such as the Library of Congress. If you are retrieving no
results, I suspect there is something that still needs to be done with
your
Ok thanks. I'm a total novice to Evergreen so nothing is too simplistic. Do
I use Create a Brief Record to create the manual record or is there
something else. I envision Marc to be some comprehensive centralized
database of book titles. Is this right? A bit like iTunes database for
music and
MARC is a type of record.
http://www.loc.gov/marc/umb/
Evergreen is a collection of databases and is designed to manage patron and
item records (put simply). If you haven't already, you may want to read
through http://evergreen-ils.org to get an idea of why Evergreen was
developed the way it was
Howard,
Please forgive me if I'm stating the obvious. I'm not sure your background
with libraries or library software.
Evergreen's bibliographic database is creating using the information held
in MARC records. For each item that is cataloged, there must be a
corresponding MARC. If you did not
If you're not from a libraires background all the talk about cataloging and
MARC records may be a bit inside baseball and sound odd. Essentially,
libraries put a lot more into a record than many people may assume. Though
the core of it is what you'd see on an Amazon record it may be much more
All –
Maybe this is for the academic libraries out there, I am not sure.
But I need help with setting up the “trigger event definition” for sending
out emails for fines / bills. I don’t have any examples to draw from and I am
not certain how to set them up. If someone has a good
Ok thanks all. The responses have been great. I'm very eager to learn all
about this and indeed your experiences with evergreen. Let me see if I can
find that book, Ben. :) Again thanks.
On Mar 9, 2015 2:08 PM, Ben Shum bs...@biblio.org wrote:
Well, for whatever it's worth, I selected Library of
Thanks. Got it all working now. Your direction was key.
On Mar 9, 2015 3:00 AM, Ben Shum bs...@biblio.org wrote:
Hi Howard,
Responding now to the general question too...
For our libraries, we're current running a variant of Evergreen 2.7
series (with lots of local customizations) on
Thanks very much Ben. Appreciated. :)
On Mar 9, 2015 2:49 AM, Ben Shum bs...@biblio.org wrote:
Hi Howard,
In client-issue.PNG, the error you see there TypeError:
g.my_libs_tree is null can commonly occur when there was an
incomplete autogen.sh run during the installation/setup process. What
Hi Howard,
Responding now to the general question too...
For our libraries, we're current running a variant of Evergreen 2.7
series (with lots of local customizations) on multiple virtual
machines -- split between 64-bit Ubuntu 12.04 and 14.04 server
editions; we're primarily Ubuntu shop here.
Hi Howard,
In client-issue.PNG, the error you see there TypeError:
g.my_libs_tree is null can commonly occur when there was an
incomplete autogen.sh run during the installation/setup process. What
I would do in that situation is recommend that you run autogen.sh -u
as the opensrf user and then
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