SOLVED Re: [OPEN-ILS-DEV] Error when searching

[evergreen at copelan.com]

Hello Folks,

Sorry for posting on the list but then  the point seems to have been solved.  Not sure what 
actually fixed the issue, I did a reload of libdbi yesterday since the settings_tester.pl was 
complaining about  there being 2 copies.  Turns out it was finding the ones in the install 
directories so don't think that the executable one was actually duplicated so that reload 
shouldn't have changed anything.  Also added a missing CPAN module "...WriteExcel::BIG"  but don't 
see where that would have been the issue. Bottom line is that today when I booted up the system, 
the search did not give the errors in router.log and gateway.log.   I then loaded the demo data 
from import_demo.tar.gz   (some records had errors due to date formats being dd/mm/yyyy but that 
isn't a big issue for now) and have searchs that return results.   

Now on to get the staff client working... the downloaded versions seem to have version conflicts 
with my installed EG version (1.2.2.0) probably that is something else I will find when going over 
the config.   Also, now have to work on my options for getting our walls of books and other media 
entered into the system.   Guess the first task there will be to create a new library system in 
the database.  


Robert



On Sun May 25 21:25 , <evergreen at copelan.com> sent:

>I have the system up and running  on Deiban 4.0r3. Evergreen version is 1.2.2.0. I can login to 
>OPAC using "admin". I can go through various screens like looking for checked out books and get 
>results (in this case the result is that there isn't anything checked out) 
>
>However, when trying to search there are the following messages in gateway.log & router.log but 
no 
>results from the search on the webside.  It seems to be stuck searching.  No other log files had 
>entries during the timeframe when the search was started. 
>
>I have gone through the config several times and don't see any errors (but maybe am still 
>overlooking something)
>
>Thanks for any ideas on where to look for a resolution. 
>
>Robert
>