bug 5825: (follow-up) consult item-level_itypes
This patch teaches GetHoldsQueueItems to consult the item-level_itypes system preference and return the item-level or bib-level item type accordingly. To test: - Arrange so that an item that shows up on the holds queue report has one item type while its bib has a different one. - Run the report with item-level_itypes ON. Verify that the item-level item type is displayed. - Change item-level_itypes to OFF. Run the report again and verify that the bib-level item type is displayed. Signed-off-by: Galen Charlton <gmc@esilibrary.com>
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@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ sub GetHoldsQueueItems {
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my $dbh = C4::Context->dbh;
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my @bind_params = ();
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my $query = q/SELECT tmp_holdsqueue.*, biblio.author, items.ccode, items.itype, items.location, items.enumchron, items.cn_sort, biblioitems.publishercode,biblio.copyrightdate,biblioitems.publicationyear,biblioitems.pages,biblioitems.size,biblioitems.publicationyear,biblioitems.isbn,items.copynumber
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my $query = q/SELECT tmp_holdsqueue.*, biblio.author, items.ccode, items.itype, biblioitems.itemtype, items.location, items.enumchron, items.cn_sort, biblioitems.publishercode,biblio.copyrightdate,biblioitems.publicationyear,biblioitems.pages,biblioitems.size,biblioitems.publicationyear,biblioitems.isbn,items.copynumber
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FROM tmp_holdsqueue
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JOIN biblio USING (biblionumber)
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LEFT JOIN biblioitems USING (biblionumber)
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@ -141,6 +141,13 @@ sub GetHoldsQueueItems {
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$row->{parts} = GetRecordValue('parts',$record,'')->[0]->{subfield};
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$row->{numbers} = GetRecordValue('numbers',$record,'')->[0]->{subfield};
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}
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# return the bib-level or item-level itype per syspref
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if (!C4::Context->preference('item-level_itypes')) {
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$row->{itype} = $row->{itemtype};
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}
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delete $row->{itemtype};
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push @$items, $row;
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}
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return $items;
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