{desc => 'The lineitem id', type => 'number'},
{desc => 'The target bib record id', type => 'number'},
],
- return => {desc => q/1 on success, event on error/}
+ return => {desc => q/Updated lineitem on success, event on error/}
}
);
sub transfer_lineitem {
my($self, $conn, $auth, $li_id, $bib_id, $ops) = @_;
- $ops ||= {}; # reserved for later use (e.g. holds transfer)
+ $ops ||= {}; # future use
my $e = new_editor(authtoken=>$auth, xact=>1);
return $e->die_event unless $e->checkauth;
my ($li, $evt, $perm_org) = fetch_and_check_li($e, $li_id, 'write');
return $evt if $evt;
+ my $orig_bib_id = $li->eg_bib_id; # capture for later.
+
+ if ($orig_bib_id eq $bib_id) {
+ # Transferring to the same bib. Nothing to do.
+ $e->rollback;
+ return $li;
+ }
+
# Sanity check the target bib.
my $bre = $e->retrieve_biblio_record_entry($bib_id)
# work even if the lineitem is not currently pointing at any bib
# record. IOW, this could be used to manually link LI's to bibs.
- my $orig_bib_id = $li->eg_bib_id; # capture for later.
$li->eg_bib_id($bib_id);
$li->edit_time('now');
$li->editor($e->requestor->id);
# Transfer any asset.call_number's (with their linked asset.copy's)
# that were created for this lineitem to the new bib record.
- my $lid_ids = $e->json_query({
- select => {acqlid => ['id']},
+ my $acp_ids = $e->json_query({
+ select => {acqlid => ['eg_copy_id']},
from => 'acqlid',
where => {lineitem => $li_id}
});
# copies are moving.
# TODO: Transfer monograph parts.
- for my $lid_id (map { $_->{id} } @$lid_ids) {
+ my $copies = $e->search_asset_copy(
+ {id => [map {$_->{eg_copy_id}} @$acp_ids]},
+ {substream => 1}
+ );
- my $lid = $e->retrieve_acq_lineitem_detail($lid_id);
+ # Group copies into call number batches so each call number can
+ # be assessed and processed once.
+ my %cn_batches;
+ for my $copy (@$copies) {
+ my $cn_id = $copy->call_number;
+ $cn_batches{$cn_id} = [] unless $cn_batches{$cn_id};
+ push(@{$cn_batches{$cn_id}}, $copy);
+ }
+ while (my ($cn_id, $cn_copies) = each %cn_batches) {
+ my $evt = transfer_order_volume($e, $bib_id, $cn_id, $cn_copies);
+ return $evt if $evt;
}
$e->commit;
- return 1;
+ return $li;
+}
+
+# 1. If every copy linked to the CN is represented by ordered copies
+# -- the ones we're processing here -- then transfer the call number
+# wholesale to the new bib record.
+#
+# 2. Otherwise, find-or-create a like call number for the target
+# bib record and update the ordered copies to use the new/found
+# call number.
+#
+# Returns undef on success, event on error.
+sub transfer_order_volume {
+ my ($e, $bib_id, $cn_id, $cn_copies) = @_;
+
+ my $cn = $e->retrieve_asset_call_number($cn_id) or return $e->die_event;
+
+ my $copy_count = $e->json_query({
+ select => {acp => [{
+ aggregate => 1,
+ transform => 'count',
+ column => 'id'
+ }]},
+ from => 'acp',
+ where => {call_number => $cn_id}
+ });
+
+ my $target_cn;
+ my $evt;
+
+ if ($copy_count->{count} == scalar(@$cn_copies)) {
+ # Order copies represent all copies linked to the callnumber
+ # See if a matching CN exists at the target bib and, if so,
+ # transfer our copies to the existing CN. Otherwise,
+ # simply point our call number at the new bib.
+
+ # See if a matching CN already exists at the target bib
+ $target_cn = OpenILS::Application::Cat::AssetCommon->volume_exists(
+ $e, $bib_id, $cn->label, $cn->owning_lib, $cn->prefix, $cn->suffix
+ );
+
+ if (!$target_cn) {
+ # No matching CN exists. Point our CN at the target bib.
+ $cn->record($bib_id);
+ $cn->edit_date('now');
+ $cn->editor($e->requestor->id);
+ $e->update_asset_call_number($cn) or return $e->die_event;
+ return undef; # all done
+ }
+ }
+
+ ($target_cn, $evt) =
+ OpenILS::Application::Cat::AssetCommon->find_or_create_volume(
+ $e, $cn->label, $bib_id, $cn->owning_lib,
+ $cn->prefix, $cn->suffix, $cn->label_class
+ ) unless $target_cn;
+
+ return $evt if $evt;
+
+ # ... transfer copies.
+ # Transfer order copies to the new call number.
+ for my $copy ($cn_copies) {
+ $copy->call_number($target_cn->id);
+ $copy->edit_date('now');
+ $copy->editor($e->requestor->id);
+ $e->update_asset_copy($copy) or return $e->die_event;
+ }
+
+ return undef;
}