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    Order of Result Sets Exceed Display (or Sort) Limit

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    • Article Type: Q&A
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 21

    Question

    When there are too many lines in a result set to display or sort the entire set, can the most recent records be forced to display, that is, to display in descending ALEPH-number order instead of ascending order?

    Answer

    When there are too many lines in a result set to display, the records which display are either the highest record numbers (sort option = D, for descending) or the lowest record numbers (sort option = A, for ascending).
    * This is controlled by setenv set_default_z110_create_order.
    * The Web setting in www_server.conf defaults to D.
    * The GUI setting in pc_server_defaults defaults to A.
    It is recommended to leave the web setting as "D".

    Additional Information

    See also SKB 8192-8265 (How to Increase OPAC and GUI Results Displayed and Sorted).

    Category: Web OPAC (500)


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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