[Evergreen-acq] Long time creating queues?
Wanangwa Hartwell
whartwell at polklibrary.org
Wed Dec 16 15:07:46 EST 2020
I haven't had major issues with this but have requested that my collection
managers keep most of their lists to thirty items or less (admittedly
easier in a small library) so that it takes less time for queues to create,
items to upload and purchase orders to open when I'm receiving items. I
have had issues with the Load MARC screen timing out so I added some heat
to that bug, but it's typically when I have very large files and it may
just be that I'm not giving it long enough (the time issue you mentioned?)
-- in those cases, I've always been able to find the pending order with a
search, as others have described. If there are any other bugs that I could
add some heat to, please do share them!
*Wanangwa Hartwell*
Technical Services Librarian
Polk County Public Libraries
1289 West Mills Street
Columbus, NC 28722
whartwell at polklibrary.org
828-894-8721, ext. 280
On Wed, Dec 16, 2020 at 1:21 PM Tiffany Little <tlittle at georgialibraries.org>
wrote:
> Jennifer, Christine and all,
>
> Our purchase orders are created right away, so that's okay. But we see
> this on all sizes of queues / file sizes. If it's a small file we don't
> really notice because if it's 16 seconds per title and there are only 3
> titles or something, that's only like a minute before the queue appears in
> the list of Inspect Queues and that's almost unnoticeable.
>
> And our Load MARC Order Records page times out almost every time, unless
> we're uploading something very small (like 3 titles). So at this point I
> just tell people not to expect the page to update.
>
> So say I have a file of something like 100 titles, which is admittedly
> large, but still doable. If they upload that and wait for the queue to be
> created, which can take 30 minutes, they can then close the tab and the
> queue moves along and does its thing. They can immediately search for the
> purchase order, and just wait until all the line items say 'catalog'
> instead of 'link to catalog.'
>
> However, if they close the upload tab before the queue is created/shows in
> the list of queues, the whole upload is borked and nothing happens. They
> just have a purchase order where all the line items say 'link to catalog'
> and they have to start over. (We *also* don't get the mini upload screen if
> we have lineitems that say 'link to catalog', which is annoying as well.)
>
> It sounds like that long time to even see the queue in the list of queues
> isn't happening to you guys too, which is helpful to know. We have a
> somewhat intensive matchset that does slow down the bib matching, but I
> just made an assumption that that wouldn't affect the actual queue
> creation. Hmm. Back to the drawing board, it sounds like.
>
> Thanks!
> Tiffany
>
> Tiffany Little, PINES Services Specialist: Acquisitions
>
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> On Wed, Dec 16, 2020 at 12:37 PM Morgan, Christine <cmorgan at noblenet.org>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi Tiffany,
>>
>> We are seeing the same behavior that Jennifer reports and also instruct
>> our libraries to check for pending POs if the client does not show that the
>> load completed. This seems to occur with all sizes of files, even if there
>> is only a single record in the file.
>>
>> So far, we have not had any reports of slowness in queue creation. We are
>> on 3.5.1.
>>
>> Hope this helps.
>> Stay well!
>> Christine
>>
>> On Wed, Dec 16, 2020 at 12:19 PM Jennifer Pringle <
>> jennifer.pringle at bc.libraries.coop> wrote:
>>
>>> Good morning Tiffany,
>>>
>>> We haven't heard from any of acq our libraries about queues taking a
>>> long time to be created and I haven't see this in any of my tests.
>>> Are you seeing this with all sizes of files or is it when you hit a
>>> certain number of records in a file? (My tests tend to be just a
>>> handful of records.)
>>>
>>> We frequently run into the Load MARC Order interface timing out
>>> (https://bugs.launchpad.net/evergreen/+bug/1675196). We advise our
>>> libraries to search for pending POs after about 5 minutes if the load
>>> interface doesn't complete so I think we'd be getting tickets if the
>>> queues were taking as long as you're seeing.
>>>
>>> I'll keep an eye out,
>>>
>>> Jennifer
>>>
>>>
>>> Quoting Tiffany Little <tlittle at georgialibraries.org>:
>>>
>>> > Good morning everyone,
>>> >
>>> > I have a question about your upload queues. We're seeing it take a
>>> really
>>> > long time to create a queue, much less to actually start processing the
>>> > queue. IIRC, we've clocked it at something like 16 seconds per record
>>> just
>>> > to create the queue, and then further time to actually start going
>>> through
>>> > each record to connect it to a bib.
>>> >
>>> > Is anyone else seeing it take this long? I know we have bugs out there
>>> for
>>> > long upload times, but the fact that it can take almost a half hour
>>> just to
>>> > see a queue at all can be really disconcerting when you don't know if
>>> it's
>>> > going or not.
>>> >
>>> > Thanks!
>>> > Tiffany
>>> >
>>> > Tiffany Little, PINES Services Specialist: Acquisitions
>>> >
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>>
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