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    Extraneous hyphen inserted in Canadian postal code; postal code appended to street address

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    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20, 21, 22, 23
    • Relevant for Installation Type: Dedicated-Direct,Direct,Local,Total Care

     

     

    Description:

    When the Global Patron record has z303_con_lng “ENG” (rather than, for instance, “FRE”), the cir-10 notices and other patron notices have an extraneous hyphen in the Canadian postal code.  Example:  “J9X 2R9” is changed to “J9X 2-R9”. 

     

    Also, the postal code is added to the z302-address-2 line rather than being included on a separate z302-zip line.

     

     

    Resolution:

     

    1. Change the definition of z302 address in file global.trn in each ./form_eng directory: replace "AP-ZIP-USA" by "AP-ZIP-CAN".


    2. Use util i/6 to repackage html.pck.

    3. Restart the GUI Circ client (to pull over the new html.pck for the xxx50 library).


    4. Restart the batch queue (util c/3 + util c/2) for each ADM library.

     

     

    Additional Information

    See Article:  Translation (trn) File Options for Forms / XSL

     

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