Re: Limit paging in the library

["Eeva Stierwalt" <eeva dot stierwalt at lpl dot london dot on dot ca>]

Deb:  Did you restart the "world wide web" after you made the change?  Did you open up a new OPAC session?  Other than than, the only other thing I can think of is if you have conflicting holds wwwoptions set.  Have a careful look at what you've got set up.  I hope this helps!  Kind regards, Eeva

Eeva Stierwalt
Information Systems Specialist
Automated Collection Management
London Public Library
251 Dundas St.
London, ON  Canada  N6A 6H9
t 519.661.5100 ex 5156
f 519.663.9013
e eeva dot stierwalt at lpl dot london dot on dot ca

>>> Deb Malecha <dmalecha at delawarelibrary dot org> 04/29/05 12:07PM >>>
OK, I'm sure I've missed something obvious, but I can't make this work.  
We want to prevent patrons from requesting an item that is on the shelf 
in the location that they are standing in.  In other words, if they are 
at branch X and "Alice in Wonderland" is on the shelf at branch X, we 
want them to walk over to Juvenile Fiction and get it, not request it 
and create a paging slip. 

I've set the system to "deny if local available", but we have tested it, 
and the request went through just fine.  What am I overlooking?

Thanks for your help.

Deb Malecha


Deborah Malecha, M.L.I.S.
Head of Technical Services
Delaware County District Library
dmalecha at delawarelibrary dot org



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