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This is another critical issue that is currently preventing our consortia from even considering the adoption of LX Starter as much as we would really like to. Many of our member libraries are multi branch systems. We've also got one complicated system with a town featuring two mostly but not entirely distinct organizations such that some users would need permissions for the na* locations, some for nat* and na3*, and others for just na2*. So this needs to be flexible and granular to work.
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I absolutely want this feature.
The one complication I see that would have to be resolved is that there would also have to be a mechanism for identifying available files that could be written to. Currently the reviewFiles endpoint will only return a list of files that are in use...so you could take that and I suppose just know to fill in the blanks, but that's hardly ideal. That endpoint also does not return the capacity for the files, just how many records are currently contained within one. This proposed feature would work a lot better in conjunction with the ability to search for empty review files of x size vis the API, so that it could then claim the appropriate file to write to.
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Brilliant! We're currently implementing policy updates around patron messages, largely driven by the lack of maintenance that is generally done with them.
Having date fields, particularly standardized ones, like this would be such a great help when it comes to reviewing this data in the system.
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11 votesUNDER REVIEW · 0 comments · ILS - Sierra » Acquisitions, Serials & Item/Issue/Inventory Management · Admin →Jeremy Goldstein
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13 votesUNDER REVIEW · 5 comments · ILS - Sierra » Acquisitions, Serials & Item/Issue/Inventory Management · Admin →
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I've been communicating with III around this as we had not encountered this problem ourselves and I was curious. This limit was never listed in the customer facing documentation but there was at least an internal note about it for III staff.
Clearly it's a real limit impacting multiple libraries, but I can also confirm our heaviest acquisitions user doesn't seem to impacted and loads 100+ records in a day at least once a month.
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This idea will be reviewed by the product management team for possible inclusion in a future release.
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Is this idea specific to LX Starter notices? In the data library for Jaspersoft there are separate fields Bill_Total_Amount and Bill_Desc (described as "The title, record number, and relevant overdue information for the overdue item")
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You present an excellent use case for being able to modify the pickup by date, and adding a note field to anything just seems like such a basic and generally innocuous need that it makes for a very odd omission from the endpoint currently.
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9 votesJeremy Goldstein
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Definitely, it's very odd that the window is set to expand relative to the width but not the height