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advocacy:demonstration_data [2008/05/09 17:35] – dokuwiki auto "fixes" single quotes, so let's try this again phasefxadvocacy:demonstration_data [2022/02/10 13:34] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ===== Demo Volume and Copy Data ===== ===== Demo Volume and Copy Data =====
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 +**Note:**  Inserting volume and copy data requires bibliographic records.  If you have no bib records in your database, you can import records from a set of test records packaged with Evergreen.  In your Evergreen source directory, the MARC files are found in the Open-ILS/tests/datasets/ directory.  Log in to the staff client, navigate to Cataloging -> MARC Batch Import/Export.  From here, you can upload the test records.  Make sure you choose "Auto-Import Non-Colliding Records" when you upload so that it will import the records into the live data set.  Upload as many as you like.  You are now ready to create demo copies and call numbers.
  
 This, too, is a very simple script for generating SQL statements.  It's purpose is to create volume (asset.call_number) and copy (asset.copy) data for test purpose.  The script is documented inline.  Four settings are required. This, too, is a very simple script for generating SQL statements.  It's purpose is to create volume (asset.call_number) and copy (asset.copy) data for test purpose.  The script is documented inline.  Four settings are required.
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 Here it is: [[http://open-ils.org/~erickson/create_holdings.py]] Here it is: [[http://open-ils.org/~erickson/create_holdings.py]]
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