Hi all, We are trying to find the great way to do more granular rules for reserves. I think the faster way is to patch the actual reserves system, but we are not sure of our solutions is the better one, so we are asking you for comments. The reserves will be edited via smart-rules.pl, this will allow to have rules by branch, category(of borrowers), and item type. * Which branch to use? Our first question was this, we decided to use circcontrol syspref, it seems to be the best choice. * Then, comes the question how to manage if the circcontrol's value is item's holding or home branch and the holding doesn't specify the item to reserve but the record reserved. The solution we propose, is to check if the borrower have remaining reserve rights to one of all the libraries which have an item of this record, if yes, so we allow the reserve. Next step, is the check-in of the item, at each check-in, we will check the reserve queue for the record, and the remaining reserves rights of the user in this library, if it's true, we allow the librarian to put the document in the "waiting to checkout" queue. The problem we see with this way to do, is if the user checkout any of his other reserves, the rights at the check-in times won't be the same as when he did the reserve. So he will have more rights than he had, and he will be able to do more reserves than allowed(if no library is specified). Can we consider we don't care? Or perhaps someone have another idea? Or perhaps we can force the user to choose one of the items if circcontrol value isn't one of the item's branch? Waiting for your comments, bests, -- Nahuel ANGELINETTI