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    Aleph 22: Order details from previously viewed order display in acquisitions when pushing a new bib over from Cataloging

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 22

    Problem Symptoms:
    Order details from the previously viewed order remain in the lower window when
    * a new bib record is pushed from cataloging to orders in acquisitions
    * a new bib record is pushed from brief list (find result) to orders in acquisitions
    * an order record is deleted

    Cause:
    Defect

    Resolution:
    This problem is corrected by v22 rep_change 82 (to be included in the June Service Pack, 22.0.2).

    Current work around:

    Close out of the current order, using the Clear Order/Serials icon in the upper right of Acq client, before moving over to the Cataloging module for the next order bib record

    Category: Acquisitions (500)

    Subject: Orders


    • Article last edited: 5/21/2014
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