Lori mentioned something about Brian Berkley
saying they cannot edit data via my methods?  I
called to check up on this and it looks like they
are up and running.  She is sending an email that
documents the repair procedure so that we readily
fix this in the future.  

Task reassigned to Brian Witt.

****This is an email****
Good morning, 

Judd’s reply to our e-mail is below.  I will re-
link Clio on our computers (Camila would you 
please re-link your computer?) and at the end of 
the day let you know how processing went. 

Brian ~ Camila thank you for all of your extended 
time and support last night. 

Lori D. 

 

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Lori Davidson 

ILL / LMS / WOU

503-838-8884

davidsol@wou.edu

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From: Judd Knight [mailto:judd.knight@gmail.com] 
Sent: Monday, May 19, 2008 10:14 PM
To: Lori Davidson
Subject: Re: CLIO - Error Msg 3709

 

Hello Lori,

 

Yes, it should be fine.  There are no inherent 
relationships set with the Cliodata.mdb file. If 
you find that using Clio becomes sluggish, please 
let me know.  The sluggish when performing 
searches, updating or moving from one screen to 
the next can be a sign of missing indexes which 
can be rebuilt.

 

Judd

On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 7:28 PM, Lori Davidson 
 wrote:

Hi Judd, 

We're receiving the error message 3709 when we 
attempt to send updates to OCLC.  We don't 
receive this error message when we download from 
OCLC from Clio or Clio Request.  

I attempted to complete a compact & repair in MS 
Access and receive an error message Access has 
encounter a problem and needs to close, and then 
it shuts down MS Access. 

Then we created a new database by importing the 
tables from Cliodata, relinked CLIO, this 
appeared to work ~ when we attempted to send 
updates to OCL we did not receive the 3709 error 
message.  Is this a viable option? 

Thank you, 

Lori D. 

3 parts here.  MS Access pulls data to and from 
ClioData. ClioData gets data to and from   an 
online service called World Cat (online book 
catalog).  Data goes both ways.  She is unable 
to describe what is happening so I could figure 
out where it is failing.  The data files are at
I:\apps\clio\cliodata