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    "Unable to find global patron information" -- z303 segmentation fault

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 18.01

    Description:
    The message "unable to find global patron information" occurs trying to bring up a patron.

    1) tab_bor_id.eng exists in ./abc00/tab

    2) z303 exists

    A/17/10/2:

    TAB z303 50M 0K ts0
    IND z303_id 10M 0K ts1
    IND z303_id1 1M 0K ts1

    3) There is a problem with the z303 indexes:
    A/17/14
    Segmentation fault
    Table/Index z303 not managed by ABC00 check file list !

    Resolution:
    See Article 000045918 (Segmentation fault, "if: Expression Syntax" on util a/17/nn) in regard to the Segmentation fault.

    In regard to the "unable to find global patron information", since all the Z303's are in abc00 and USER-SHARING=Y is intended, because of the lack of the USER-SHARING line in the abc50 tab100 and the abc00 tab100, it is defaulting to USER-SHARING=N.

    Category: Circulation


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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