[OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Populating a demo with records

[Bill Erickson]

On Fri, May 25, 2012 at 02:45:27AM -0400, Dan Scott wrote:
> On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 04:55:36PM -0400, bfeifarek at q.com wrote:
> > Hi Jill, 
> > 
> > To add to Lori's response, the demos that I set up use data generously
> > shared by Evergreen Indiana . There is also another set of test data
> > called "concerto" that is available in the Evergreen code repository (
> > Open-ILS/tests/datasets/ concerto .sql ) which I have not tested yet. 
>  
> The concerto data set creates 100 bib records with call numbers,
> copies, bib parts, located URIs, call number prefixes and suffixes,
> and conjoined bibs. A few of the copies, call numbers, and bibs are also
> deleted. The goal is to provide a common reference data set that we can
> use for testing interface design (displaying elements like prefixes /
> suffixes / located URIs), copy visibility, sorting of copies in results,
> relevancy ranking, etc.
> 
> It expects to be loaded into a clean Evergreen database, and takes just
> one command:
> 
> psql -U evergreen -h hostname -f Open-ILS/tests/datasets/concerto.sql
> 
> (adjust the user name and hostname according to your install settings);
> or, as it is just SQL, you should also be able to load it via pgAdmin or
> a tool like that.

And for user accounts, we also have users_patrons_100.sql and users_staff_134.sql in the same directory.

-b

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