Re: [Koha] What is the point of the Undo Import into catalogue feature?

File a bug report for that issue, please. El vie., 2 de dic. de 2016 1:26 AM, Raymund Delahunty < r.delahu...@arts.ac.uk> escribió: > We regularly import large files of MARC records into our Koha (16.05) > database which have to be deleted at a later date… sometimes months later, > and sometimes

[Koha] Loading and undoing e-book records (was: RE: What is the point of the Undo Import into catalogue feature?)

Raymund, and others who have used the Undo Import feature, Since I was about to do pretty much the same thing, could you tell me what little tendrils were left when you did an Undo? I loaded a batch of e-books a while back (ClinicalKey and ClinicalKey nursing), and I was planning to undo that b

Re: [Koha] Loading and undoing e-book records (was: RE: What is the point of the Undo Import into catalogue feature?)

Fred, Ebooks is the classic best case use of the Undo Import feature. Especially in a case like yours were the bibs have no items. You can import the batch (maybe with a note to show when to remove) And when you're ready, you undo the import and those bibs are removed. You should not see any is

Re: [Koha] What is the point of the Undo Import into catalogue feature?

Ray- The undo import feature has saved me more than once as I realize immediately after import that I have incorrectly modified the batch of records. Immediately reverting the batch is useful. The other main use for the undo import feature is in ebooks as Fred King talks about in the other thread

[Koha] Search by Title 245 subfields $a $b only

Hello, I need to know how can I edit the Zebra search in order to only search by subfields a and b when searching by title 245? The search is currently searching other subfields like c and returning non-relevant results. What files should I edit in this case? Thank you in advance, Regards. __

Re: [Koha] MySQL database server, dedicated vs virtual

Hi Tobias, a few month ago we did comparisons measuring the Koha-OPAC-Search performance with plack and memcached enabled using version 3.22. Our tests were not scientifically organised. We wanted to gather experience running Koha in different environments. We used the same MySQL database and

Re: [Koha] MySQL database server, dedicated vs virtual

This all depends on what kind of virtual resources you're able to bring to bear. If you've got a $100,000 server, you can virtualize quite a few separate large instances of Koha. If you've got a $700 server as your virtual host that shares time as a file server and general web server, it may strugg

Re: [Koha] MySQL database server, dedicated vs virtual

Roger, We also looked into the "search performance" last year. We are not a lending library, so cataloguing and OPAC are our primary concerns. Please see for the detailed tech analysis and conclusions. You mention below that "Koha does not benefit a lo