For one user same document (with same accession no. and call no.) has been checked out twice. And there are about 20 user accounts for which samething has happened. But the document cannot be checked in as Newgenlib refuses to check in. Few times I deleted those entries directly from the database. But it's very difficult to find all of them. Is there a easy way to delete those duplicate entries?
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Hi,
You can us the database backup to support<at_the_rate>verussolutions.biz , We will scan for all such error entries and send you a script to rectify them However what concerns us more is the reason for the duplicate entries. Were these entries made during version 2.x? Please convey us more information about the conditions in which duplicate entries took place. This will help us making the system more secure Regards NewGenLib Open Source Support Team On 05/13/2012 12:13 PM, onehomelist [via NewGenLib] wrote: For one user same document (with same accession no. and call no.) has been checked out twice. And there are about 20 user accounts for which samething has happened. But the document cannot be checked in as Newgenlib refuses to check in. Few times I deleted those entries directly from the database. But it's very difficult to find all of them. Is there a easy way to delete those duplicate entries?
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That issue happened with the Newgenlib first opensourse version. It should be 2.x. As far as I know those errors did not happen on NGL3.
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Please send your database backup to us. We will run a scan for these
records and send scripts to remove them
On 05/14/2012 08:26 PM, onehomelist [via NewGenLib] wrote: That issue happened with the Newgenlib first opensourse version. It should be 2.x. As far as I know those errors did not happen on NGL3. -- Regards NewGenLib Open Source Support Team
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