[Koha-zebra] Koha & zebra (continuing to try to understand...)
Paul POULAIN
paul.poulain at free.fr
Tue Aug 9 14:32:50 CEST 2005
Mike Taylor a écrit :
> I am sorry to be so persistently dense on this subject, but I truly do
> not see what the problem is.
no problem, i'll explain ;-)
> From the moment you have a Zebra
> database, you can use the Net::Z3950 module to do arbitrary searching
> in it. Isn't that what you need?
In Koha 2.2, the search is done through an API that is really specific.
It's a sub called SearchMarc, where that contains 5 arrays :
1- the field you want to search on
2- the operator (=, >, <, contains...)
3- the value you want to search for
4- if you want a 'not'
5- if the line is 'and'-ed or 'or'-ed with the previous one
Then, with those array, I build a sql request & run it.
What I plan to do is just to build a z3950 query, without 4 & 5 (all
field 'and'-ed, no 'not').
In Koha 3.0, we should use something completly different, as we plan to
enable a standard query language like CQL and query local & other
servers as well.
So the query tool will have to be highly modified. That's were i give
the ball to someone else ;-)
So what has to be deeply modified is the building of the query. It has
to be done with or without zebra.
--
Paul POULAIN
Consultant indépendant en logiciels libres
responsable francophone de koha (SIGB libre http://www.koha-fr.org)
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