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Time | Nick | Message |
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12:37 | kados | paul: congrats! |
12:37 | paul | you'r welcome ;-) |
12:38 | kados | hehe |
12:38 | now I will have less questions about the Z-client ;-) | |
12:42 | paul | for sure. and me too... |
12:54 | kados | paul: got a second for a question? |
12:55 | paul: does SAN plan to import data into Koha? | |
12:55 | or do they start from scratch? | |
12:56 | paul | heum... with 300 000 items in their 8 branches, you can imagine they don't plan to strart from scratch :-D |
12:56 | so they migrate, of course. | |
12:56 | kados | i suspected this :-) |
12:56 | so how will they migrate with a broken bulkmarcimport? ;-) | |
12:57 | paul | hpassini wrote a specific bulkmarcimport, based on a 2.2 setup. |
12:57 | then 2.2 => 3.0 | |
12:57 | so, they don't use rel_3_0 bulkmarcimport | |
12:58 | kados | why? |
12:59 | it seems to me that rel_3_0 has the potential to be _much_ faster | |
12:59 | for import | |
12:59 | paul | kados : i suspect bulkmarcimport can be up to 10x faster in 3.0, of course |
13:00 | but everything is done, well tested and will have to be run only once on dec, 8th at SAN, so, they will use their actual tools | |
13:00 | (between dec, 8th and jan, 3rd, no acquisitions or cataloguing, just circulation on previous ILS) | |
13:01 | kados | ok |
13:01 | paul | not a prob in france, as all budgets mus have been spent before dec, 1th or something like that, in public libraries |
13:01 | kados | right |
13:02 | paul | (that's why, a stupid thing imho, the SAN spended 11k€ in 1 day, because it was the last day they could order... so they acquired anything and probably silly things :-( ) |
13:02 | kados | maybe they should have purcahsed software development! |
13:02 | paul | lol. |
13:03 | impossible because not the same budget | |
13:03 | kados | ahh |
13:03 | paul | in France, funds that are affected to "investments" can't be affected to "employees" or "daily spends" |
13:04 | (same empl => invest, or daily => emplo...) | |
13:04 | they even can't replace books by computers, because computers, that are more than 500€, are considered as investments (the rule uin France) | |
13:05 | so they could have spend 11k€ buying pencils or paper, but not computer or software development | |
13:05 | kados | wow |
13:29 | paul | kados still around ? |
13:29 | kados | yep |
13:29 | paul | in rel_3_0, Search.pm, getMARCsubjects |
13:29 | it seems you create a marc subject line for each subfield. | |
13:30 | in rel2_2, a marc subject was created for each field (subfields being concatenated) | |
13:30 | sample : | |
13:30 | kados | yes, I can explain |
13:30 | paul | $achemistry$bpetrol |
13:30 | kados | it's not completely finished |
13:30 | paul | ok, i'm listning |
13:31 | kados | and allow clicking on the first part of a subject and only use it for searching rather than the whole field |
13:31 | so #achemistry$bpetrol | |
13:31 | if you click on 'chemistry' it searches for just chemistry | |
13:31 | if you click on 'petrol' it searches for both | |
13:32 | paul | (that's now what is done atm) |
13:32 | (or it's buggy ;-) ) | |
13:32 | s/now/not/ | |
13:32 | kados | right, it's buggy |
13:32 | paul | but the idea sounds cool to me |
13:32 | kados | there is another issue |
13:32 | paul | (& unimarc compliant) |
13:32 | kados | zebra did not support cross-field phrase searches |
13:32 | paul | ??? |
13:33 | kados | so you could not have a phrase index for both $a and $b |
13:33 | you would have to construct it manually: | |
13:33 | su=chemistry and su=petrol | |
13:33 | not su="chemistry petrol" | |
13:33 | but I believe ID has added this feature to zebra 2.0 | |
13:34 | paul | su="chemistry petrol" is found only if $achemistry petrol, right ? |
13:34 | kados | we will have to ask them |
13:34 | correct | |
13:34 | there is a new preference if I'm not mistaken for Zebra 2.0, but it might be undocumented | |
13:34 | does that explain my choices? | |
13:35 | paul | yep. |
13:35 | kados | (I 100% agree this could be improved, it is minimal functionality for now because i was in a hurry ;-)) |
13:35 | paul | although it's still unclear how i'll modify it for unimarc... |
13:36 | kados | ? does it need to be modified? |
13:36 | paul | yes it needs, at least to hide $9 |
13:36 | (that is authority number) | |
13:36 | kados | ahh, well in usmarc too |
13:36 | quite simple to do so | |
13:36 | paul | (as well as $3) |
13:36 | kados | yep |
13:36 | it can/should be done | |
13:37 | one way is by harcoding a check for this in the sub | |
13:37 | paul | another thing that can be trouble shooting users : |
13:37 | kados | another would be to add a new framework setting |
13:37 | paul | imagine 2 authorities : |
13:37 | kados | or to exploit the 'hidden' field |
13:37 | paul | auth A : $91234 $achemistry$bpetrol |
13:38 | auth B : $94321 $a petrol $b ressources | |
13:38 | if the user sees a biblio with auth A and clics on "petrol" | |
13:38 | he will have answers including biblios with auth B | |
13:38 | which librarians will dislike. | |
13:38 | kados | right |
13:38 | paul | that's why, in 2.2, the link was on $9 |
13:39 | kados | if authorities are enabled it should be on $9 |
13:39 | IMO | |
13:39 | paul | so, if there is a $9 => we use it, otherwise => as it is actually. |
13:39 | sounds good to me. | |
13:40 | kados | yep |
13:40 | paul | (& very flexible, because in UNIMARC, 610 are subject related, but "free subjects", so without authorities !) |
13:40 | kados | exellent |
13:40 | so it's a new feature even ;-) | |
13:40 | paul | yep & i should commit it in a few minuts. |
13:41 | kados | woot |
13:41 | paul | (as it's simple to implement i think) |
13:41 | another question : reordering don't work on my setup. | |
13:41 | kados | hmmm |
13:41 | paul | (I mean, selecting title, author, or any other order don't change anything) |
13:41 | do you have an idea why ? | |
13:42 | + how do you specify the order in ccl syntax | |
13:42 | kados | do you have sort indexes defined? |
13:42 | paul | how can I check ? |
13:42 | kados | if your record.abs has :s for some fields like title, etc. |
13:43 | (and note that 'rank' is different than 'sort') | |
13:43 | paul | melm 200$aTitle:w,Title:p,Title:s |
13:43 | melm 200$cTitle:w,Title:p,Title:s | |
13:43 | kados | so it seems yes |
13:43 | paul | so I suppose yes, I have title sorting |
13:43 | melm 200$fAuthor,Author:p,Author:s | |
13:43 | melm 200$gAuthor,Author:p,Author:s | |
13:43 | and authors as well | |
13:45 | mmm... in fact it seems there is an ordering, but I can't find how it works : | |
13:45 | http://i17.bureau.paulpoulain.[…]_by=1%3D1003+%3Ci | |
13:45 | with Author:s on 200$f, 200$g, 700$a, 700$b ... | |
13:45 | which field is selected ? | |
13:45 | (for ordering I mean) | |
13:45 | kados | that could be confusing |
13:46 | I usually only define one sort index | |
13:46 | for each 'type' | |
13:46 | paul | ok, sounds logic. |
13:46 | kados | so for title, i always use Title-cover which is 245$a |
13:46 | paul | i'll try to change my setup. |
13:46 | a last question : Relevance & popularity are based on what ? | |
13:47 | kados | relevance is a very long topi |
13:47 | I could spend a long time talking about it ;-) | |
13:47 | popularity is simple | |
13:47 | it's items.issues | |
13:47 | which is auto-incremented on every circulation | |
13:47 | paul | yes, I know. I wanted to know how you declare it in ccl.properties & record.abs |
13:47 | (& you update it with update_items.pl) | |
13:48 | kados | first it must be in the framework |
13:48 | so that it appears in the MARC data | |
13:48 | (remember, items table is authoritative for items, marc is just a copy) | |
13:49 | in my ccl.properties I have: | |
13:49 | popularity 1=9523 | |
13:49 | then in bib1.att I have: | |
13:49 | att 9523 popularity | |
13:50 | and finally in record.abs I have: | |
13:50 | melm 952$s popularity:n,popularity:s | |
13:50 | (of course, this is dependent on 952$s being mapped to items.issues in your framework) | |
13:51 | paul: does that make sense? | |
13:51 | paul | yep, 100% |
13:51 | and for relevance, there is something specific ? | |
13:51 | kados | that's the default |
13:51 | at least in dev_week | |
13:51 | it means 'relevance ranked, field weighted, stemmed' | |
13:51 | but it's a very advanced topic | |
13:52 | and difficult to explain on IRC ;-) | |
13:52 | paul | ok, i'll try to investigate to undertand by myself... |
13:52 | thx anyway | |
13:53 | kados | the zebra guide may be of some help |
13:53 | http://indexdata.dk/zebra/doc/[…]ation-ranking.tkl | |
14:56 | toins | bye all |
16:12 | pecisk | Hello there, when there will be next Koha conference? I know there was one in may this year. :) |
16:14 | kados | pecisk: we don't have one officially planned yet |
16:16 | pecisk | but is there any thougts, "unofficial" ideas? :) About date, for example? Is there planned any representation of Koha in other conferences or events? :) |
16:17 | kados | Koha will be represented at ALA annual by LibLime |
16:17 | also, Katipo typically goes to Lianzza | |
16:17 | other than that I'm not sure | |
16:18 | pecisk | I see |
16:18 | thanks for info :) | |
16:18 | kados | np |
16:18 | do you have an event in mind? | |
16:19 | pecisk: I work at LibLime so I'd be interested in hearing if you have suggestions about good cons (maybe even in Latvia? ;-)) | |
16:19 | pecisk | not yet, but I could have :) |
16:20 | We would like to get know Koha better, so we look if there is some event where we can meet people who uses and develops it | |
16:20 | kados | my email is jmfliblime.com, so if you have ideas feel free to let me know, or else post to the koha list |
16:20 | pecisk | sure :) |
16:20 | kados | ahh, right |
16:20 | pecisk: have you seen the Koha ZOOM system? : http://search.athenscounty.lib.oh.us | |
16:21 | pecisk | yeah, I seen it, it is really great :) |
16:21 | kados | (thanks) |
16:21 | pecisk | sure :) |
16:21 | kados | pecisk: Labdien! |
16:21 | pecisk | kados: Labdien, labdien :) |
16:21 | it is Labvakar now, but anyway | |
16:21 | :) | |
16:22 | kados | hehe |
16:22 | in US it's Labdien :-) | |
16:22 | pecisk | ohhh |
16:22 | how do you know that? | |
16:22 | :) | |
16:22 | I mean, language? | |
16:22 | kados | ahh, just picked it up |
16:22 | pecisk | hehehehe |
16:22 | information junky like me | |
16:22 | :) | |
16:22 | ohh | |
16:22 | kados | exactly |
16:22 | pecisk | I see |
16:22 | cool | |
16:22 | :) | |
16:23 | kados | anyway, lunch |
16:23 | pecisk | yeah, bone appetite :) |
06:36 | btoumi | hi all |
06:36 | toins | hi btoumi |
07:20 | _btoumi | _btoumi |
10:04 | js | hello #koha |
10:59 | hdl | kados tumer around ? |
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