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cait |
hi #koha |
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07:16 |
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kmkale |
Namaste #koha |
07:19 |
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rangi |
hi kmkale |
07:19 |
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cait |
hi kmkale and rangi |
07:20 |
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Topic for #koha is now Koha 7287.12.2 released |
07:25 |
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cait |
jcamins++ |
08:03 |
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kmkale |
Namaskaar rangi cait :) |
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11:15 |
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jcamins_away |
What did I do? |
11:21 |
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cait |
being number one in the sign-off statistics :) |
11:26 |
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jcamins_away |
Ah. |
11:26 |
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jcamins_away |
I hadn't read the post yet. |
11:27 |
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jcamins_away |
Woohoo! |
11:32 |
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cait |
yep :) |
11:32 |
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cait |
jcamins++ |
11:32 |
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cait |
:) |
11:37 |
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kmkale |
jcamins_away++ |
11:37 |
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kmkale |
I am looking for a way to search a barcode range. Is it possible? |
11:38 |
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jcamins_away |
kmkale: in circulation? |
11:39 |
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kmkale |
I am looking for a ccl query |
11:39 |
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kmkale |
like bc,ge=<barcode> and bc,le-<barcode> does not work |
11:39 |
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kmkale |
bc=<barcode> works |
11:40 |
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jcamins |
Ah. |
11:40 |
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jcamins |
You'd have to modify the Zebra config. |
11:40 |
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jcamins |
Add barcode:n to record.abs. |
11:41 |
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cait |
jcamins: what if the barcode is not numeric? will it still work? |
11:42 |
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jcamins |
cait: no, Zebra doesn't do non-numeric range searching. |
11:42 |
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cait |
k |
12:08 |
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kmkale |
aahh jcamins thanks but then its no use :( |
12:09 |
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kmkale |
does mysql do range searches on strings? I know that between does not work. Tried it. |
12:17 |
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cait |
kmkale: perhaps check the inventory or label module? |
12:17 |
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cait |
I think they do something on ranges of barcodes |
12:19 |
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kmkale |
no cait |
12:19 |
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wahanui |
no cait is here |
12:19 |
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jcamins |
kmkale: you could do it with MySQL, but I don't remember exactly how. |
12:20 |
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kmkale |
write a loop with strcmp? |
12:20 |
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jcamins |
Eww. You could, but I think there's a way to do it in a queyr. |
12:20 |
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jcamins |
*query |
12:21 |
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jcamins |
Yes. |
12:22 |
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jcamins |
SELECT whatever FROM items WHERE STRCMP('barcodestart', barcode) = -1 AND STRCMP('barcodeend', barcode) = 1; |
12:23 |
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kmkale |
yay.. |
12:23 |
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kmkale |
been playing with it but haven't tried that exactly |
12:24 |
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* kmkale |
is trying it out |
12:30 |
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kmkale |
jcamins: nope. that selected almost everything in the db |
12:30 |
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jcamins |
You may need to switch the -1 and 1. |
12:32 |
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kmkale |
jcamins: nah, switching gives 0 results |
12:32 |
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jcamins |
kmkale: hm. And you're sure that your query shouldn't be selecting almost everything? |
12:32 |
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jcamins |
What do the barcodes look like? |
12:33 |
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jcamins |
You may want to consider using COLLATE utf8_general_ci |
12:33 |
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jcamins |
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refma[…]l#function_strcmp |
12:33 |
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kmkale |
sit-B-1 to sit-B-99999 the B is the item type so it varies like sit-CD-67 etc |
12:33 |
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jcamins |
Oh boy. |
12:34 |
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kmkale |
using it utf8_general_ci |
12:34 |
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jcamins |
Yeah, you can't use strcmp with that. |
12:34 |
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jcamins |
You could do some fancy SUBSTRING_INDEX stuff, though. |
12:35 |
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jcamins |
SUBSTRING_INDEX(barcode, '-', -2) > numericbegin AND SUBSTRING_INDEX(barcode, '-', -2 < numericend |
12:35 |
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jcamins |
And then you also have to check for the itemtype. |
12:36 |
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kmkale |
thats an idea |
12:37 |
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kmkale |
nah doesn't work |
12:38 |
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kmkale |
will play around with it. |
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kmkale |
@weather Mumbai |
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huginn |
kmkale: The current temperature in Mumbai, India is 30.0°C (9:10 PM IST on April 01, 2012). Conditions: Smoke. Humidity: 62%. Dew Point: 22.0°C. Pressure: 29.80 in 1009 hPa (Steady). |
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kmkale |
This works "select barcode from items where substring_index(barcode,'-',-1) between 1 and 5;" Is there a way to do this in ccl? |
16:39 |
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jcamins |
No. |
16:40 |
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kmkale |
and no way of selecting a range of strings either. right? |
16:40 |
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kmkale |
shame. |
16:41 |
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jcamins |
Not with CCL. |
16:41 |
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kmkale |
pqf? |
16:42 |
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jcamins |
No. |
16:42 |
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jcamins |
the first question? |
16:42 |
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wahanui |
the first question is "What are you trying to do?" |
16:43 |
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kmkale |
trying to create barcode labels where the librarian can give a range. bug 7468 |
16:43 |
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huginn |
Bug http://bugs.koha-community.org[…]w_bug.cgi?id=7468 enhancement, P5 - low, ---, cnighswonger, NEW , Add label to batch by barcode range |
16:44 |
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kmkale |
a client wants this. they have barcodes i described |
16:44 |
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jcamins |
Ah. |
16:44 |
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jcamins |
Yeah, I think it can only be done with SQL. |
16:45 |
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kmkale |
:( |
16:45 |
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kmkale |
kbarcode then. but would love to be able to solve this within koha |
16:46 |
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jcamins |
You're going to have to write a new Perl script anyway, why not use SQL? |
16:46 |
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kmkale |
worth a try |
16:48 |
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kmkale |
with we cant solve this problem in a generic way though. it will be site specific. |
16:48 |
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kmkale |
*with sql |
17:39 |
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mle |
¬¬ |
17:39 |
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cait |
hi mle :) |
17:47 |
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mle |
hey cait |
19:12 |
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Topic for #koha is now oclc have decided to relicense all MARC records cc0 |
19:14 |
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* jcamins_away |
laughs appreciatively. |
19:26 |
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cait |
april 1st is over... |
19:26 |
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jcamins_away |
cait: not here. |
19:26 |
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cait |
oh right |
19:26 |
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cait |
still some left |
19:35 |
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Brooke |
o/ |
19:38 |
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Topic for #koha is now "Gullible" is not in the dictionary. |
19:41 |
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rangi |
Darn more ppl went for my koha release |
19:41 |
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rangi |
But gmcharlts comment was better |
19:41 |
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* Brooke |
comforts Rangi |
19:41 |
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Brooke |
gmcharlt is part ninja |
19:41 |
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Brooke |
the force is strong in that one. |
19:42 |
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* Brooke |
suspects his mum was a jedi and his da was a ninja. |
19:42 |
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gmcharlt |
many have tried to guess my origins, none have hit the mark |
19:43 |
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Brooke |
I'm close though, right? |
19:49 |
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rangi |
@wunder nzwn |
19:49 |
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huginn |
rangi: The current temperature in Wellington, New Zealand is 13.0°C (7:00 AM NZST on April 02, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 94%. Dew Point: 12.0°C. Pressure: 30.15 in 1021 hPa (Steady). |
19:49 |
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rangi |
It's Autumn |
19:51 |
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cait |
nope |
19:51 |
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cait |
it's spring :) |
19:51 |
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cait |
@wunder Konstanz |
19:51 |
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huginn |
cait: The current temperature in Taegerwilen, Taegerwilen, Germany is 4.1°C (9:49 PM CEST on April 01, 2012). Conditions: Clear. Humidity: 59%. Dew Point: -3.0°C. Windchill: 4.0°C. Pressure: 29.95 in 1014 hPa (Rising). |
19:51 |
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Brooke |
I pick aeternal summer. |
19:55 |
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rangi |
@wunder Edinburgh,UK |
19:55 |
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huginn |
rangi: The current temperature in Edinburgh, United Kingdom is 12.0°C (8:54 PM BST on April 01, 2012). Conditions: Mostly Cloudy. Humidity: 74%. Dew Point: 8.0°C. Pressure: 29.98 in 1015 hPa (Steady). |
20:33 |
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mtj |
bah, rangi bet me to the koha-list email |
20:33 |
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rangi |
heh |
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cait |
night all :) |
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eythian |
jcamins_away: yes. They are regular scripts, so it's OK for them to depend on anything that Koha does. |
21:36 |
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eythian |
@later tell hdl thanks :) |
21:36 |
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huginn |
eythian: The operation succeeded. |
22:21 |
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eythian |
http://www.mapstd.com/ |
22:41 |
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jcamins_away |
eythian: great, thanks. |
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