Chauncey,
Thanks for the feedback!
Happy holidays,
Yamil
On Wed, Dec 21, 2016 at 3:42 PM, Chauncey Montgomery
wrote:
> Yamil,
> I think your solution of a dedicated workstation or login seems like the
> easiest way to track it. You could generate a report to see how many
> transactions occu
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
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 no
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 circu
Hi Jordan,
Thank you for this information. I am talking about the Circulation Library
setting in the item record as opposed to the library that actually circulated
the item. The terminology always seems to create confusion. I wish it weren’t
so.
Scott
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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 thin
Hi Jason,
This is very helpful. Our Circ Policies tend to have Copy Circ Library and
Copy Owning Library unset. The Org Unit tends to be the library system. Within
systems, the circulation polices of the checkout library and not the Owning
Library are applied. Given this, can we assume that C
On 12/22/2016 01:56 PM, scott.tho...@sparkpa.org wrote:
> Hi Jason, This is very helpful. Our Circ Policies tend to have Copy
> Circ Library and Copy Owning Library unset. The Org Unit tends to be
> the library system. Within systems, the circulation polices of the
> checkout library and not the Ow
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 matchpoints up so that the l
