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07:57 | heroxbd | Hi. everybody. How can I customize the "10 tabs" as mentioned in http://www.kohadocs.org/Description2_2.html: |
07:58 | The cataloguing template of each framework ("MARC editor") is divided into 10 different tabs, making it possible to organize the display of the catalog record according to the practices of the library: The MARC tags most frequently used can be put in tab 0, while the more rarely used fields are still available in only one click. This method guarantees effective and fast cataloguing. | |
07:58 | paul | (hi) koha >> parameters >> frameworks >> select field >> select the "tab" where to put each subfield (Ignore / 0 -> 9 / 10 (items) ) |
08:01 | heroxbd | Thank you, but I can't find exactly the items you mentioned. I am using Koha 2.2.8. What's your version? |
08:06 | pual, maybe you can tell me how to manage the tabs in the demo (http://koha.liblime.com/). We can have a common base. | |
08:07 | paul | ok |
08:08 | heroxbd | Thank you! :) |
08:08 | paul | http://koha.liblime.com/cgi-bi[…]oha/admin-home.pl |
08:08 | then : http://koha.liblime.com/cgi-bi[…]blio_framework.pl | |
08:08 | heroxbd | Yes, I am in that place. |
08:08 | paul | select BOOK for example |
08:08 | (MARC structure) | |
08:09 | 020 > view subfields | |
08:09 | heroxbd | Ok, |
08:09 | paul | edit subfields |
08:09 | Managed in tab : | |
08:09 | ignore, 0-> 9 or 10 (items) | |
08:09 | heroxbd | Oh, I see! |
08:10 | I am very appreciated. :) | |
08:10 | paul | just 1 note |
08:11 | avoid having a subfields in 2 differents tabs for a given field. | |
08:11 | koha don't like that at all... | |
08:11 | (and it's illogic from a librarian point of view) | |
08:11 | heroxbd | OK. I will remember that point. |
08:37 | Excuse me. Can I backup the curret setting of biblio framework into a file? | |
08:41 | chris | hi all |
08:41 | yes you can using mysqldump heroxbd | |
08:42 | mysqldump -uusername -ppassword databasename tablename > tablebackup.sql | |
08:43 | heroxbd | oh, great. Thank U! |
08:43 | chris | i think the table you want is marc_subfield_table (paul will tell you if im wrong) |
08:45 | paul | heroxbd: chris is right |
08:45 | oups, no... | |
08:45 | it's marc_subfield_structure | |
08:45 | (not table) | |
08:45 | chris | ahh, i always get that wrong :) |
08:45 | heroxbd | ThX, I will try it out :) |
08:47 | chris | heroxbd: you are in Beijing right? |
08:48 | heroxbd | Yes. |
08:48 | Have you been here? | |
08:48 | chris | cool |
08:48 | yes in 1997 | |
08:49 | heroxbd | Beijing is busy preparing 2008 Olympic right now. |
08:49 | Maybe you can come again :) | |
08:49 | chris | :) i hope too |
08:49 | i was in China in 2003 as well, but just Shanghai that time | |
08:50 | its not so far from New Zealand :) | |
08:53 | heroxbd | It is far, I bet. I can imagine how far it is through a world map. |
08:54 | chris | not as far away as Paul :) |
08:54 | paul | heroxbd: chris is only interested by Rugby : organise china <=> all blacks, and he will come for sure :-D |
08:54 | chris | hehe |
08:55 | heroxbd | :D I don't know much about Rugby, maybe I should learn to play some time. |
08:56 | paul | much more interesting than soccer to look at imho. |
08:56 | chris | paul: i see the All Blacks play Italy in Marseille on 8 september |
08:56 | paul | (although i'm in the city in france where soccer is a religion...) |
08:57 | yes. there are already many paintings in the city saying "marseille, the city of all blacks" | |
08:57 | s/many/some/ | |
08:57 | chris | :) |
08:57 | paul | the city of all blacks, for world cup, of course ;-) |
08:58 | heroxbd | hehe. Now I am examining the subfields one by one. Is that a reasonable approach? |
08:59 | paul | are u a librarian or techy guy ? |
08:59 | heroxbd | neither. |
08:59 | dewey | neither is additionalauthors |
08:59 | hdl | hello. |
09:00 | dewey: forget neither | |
09:00 | dewey | hdl: I forgot neither |
09:00 | heroxbd | paul: I am a second year undergraduate major in Physics |
09:00 | and currently helping department of Mathematics set up an ILS. | |
09:01 | paul | in MARC there are usually much much much more fields than needed by "small" libraries. |
09:01 | so examining subfields one by one is maybe a hard work for a small result. | |
09:01 | maybe you should start with marc fields and do a 1st selection here. | |
09:02 | heroxbd | paul: Then is there an easy way? |
09:02 | 1st selection? | |
09:02 | paul | (I don't know MARC21, but in UNIMARC, there are more than 15 fields to manage indexing of a biblio. Usually 1 is enough) |
09:02 | look at marc_tag_structure table. | |
09:02 | heroxbd | the exported one? |
09:03 | or this one? http://166.111.25.49:8080/cgi-[…]rctagstructure.pl | |
09:04 | paul | yep |
09:04 | heroxbd | Maybe this IP can't be visited due to the control of our univ |
09:04 | Yes, I can c a pills of fields that I am not fimilar with. | |
09:05 | How can i ignore most of them? | |
09:05 | paul | do a global update to ignore everything (SQL) then, select only the subfields you want |
09:06 | update marc_subfield_structure set tab=-1 | |
09:07 | heroxbd | in a shell? "update marc_subfield_structure set tab=-1" |
09:07 | hdl | No, in mysql console. |
09:07 | Or in phpmyadmin interface. | |
09:08 | mysql mydb -u user -ppassword | |
09:08 | then type update marc_subfield_structure set tab=-1 | |
09:09 | if you are not on the same machine for mysql and your work, you will have to use -h host option to mysql command line. | |
09:09 | heroxbd | Ok, I will try out. ThX |
09:10 | I have already sshed into the host :) | |
09:18 | mysql> update marc_subfield_structure SET tab=-1 | |
09:18 | -> \c | |
09:19 | paul | missing ; |
09:19 | heroxbd | like this? there no output of this command. |
09:19 | paul | (at the end) |
09:19 | heroxbd | oh |
09:21 | Great! Done. I will go with my work. Thanks, pual and hdl! | |
10:03 | good night | |
10:28 | Excuse me. Is there a price field in MARC? | |
10:39 | http://koha.liblime.com/cgi-bi[…]tail.pl?bib=12689 | |
10:39 | How is the item "price" in the bottom of the page managed? | |
10:44 | Oh, I have found it. :) good |
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