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====== Mystic Help ====== | ====== Mystic Help ====== | ||
- | ==== Lookup Manager ==== | + | ===== Lookup Manager ===== |
- | This help file has not yet being released. | + | {{ :pergamonmystic:linkedhelp:mystichelp_lookup_0001.jpg?200|}} The **[Lookup Manager]** is a dialog intended to perform two specific functions, and is accessible only to suitably authorised staff users: |
- | The Mystic Help Files are being re-written for the release of **Mystic v1.5, during the summer of 2021**. | + | * Manage system level, application wide configuration settings which affect all dialogs and all users |
+ | * Manage the various drop-down lists and foundation information which is used within other manager dialogs around the application | ||
- | For now, please use the Pergamon Help files by clicking the **Pergamon Wiki** Icon at the top of this page, or **Pergamon Wiki Home** below. | + | In a quick overview, the **Layout Manager** sometimes fills users with trepidation, but in reality it follows the standard Mystic Manager Dialog process of: |
+ | * Select an entry to edit from the left hand list | ||
+ | * Edit the details when displayed on the right hand side | ||
+ | * Update the details | ||
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+ | So why does the **Lookup Manager** seem so complicated? The reason for this resides primarily in the //type// of data that the Lookup Manager is intended to maintain. | ||
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+ | ==== Types (or purposes) of Data ==== | ||
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+ | There are really three different types, or purposes, of data being used by a normal user of Mystic, as shown in the following diagram: | ||
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+ | {{ :pergamonmystic:linkedhelp:mystichelp_lookup_0002.jpg?400 |}} | ||
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+ | A good example of how this data is used is in the combination of an **Item** record with a **Reader** record to perform a function, in this case a **Circulation** which generates its own record in the database recording that the circulation occurred. | ||
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+ | Feeding information into these three higher level records however, is the **Mystic Expanse** - essentially, a potentially vast amount of small **foundation** data records. These foundation data records provide everything from Keywords to Contributor names, Class names to reader circulation limits (Circulations Profile), to the very configuration of how Mystic should perform. | ||
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+ | Lookup Manager help articles: | ||
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+ | * [[:pergamonmystic:linkedhelp:lookup_overview|Full overview of Lookup Manager Foundation Data]]\\ | ||
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