Follett VERSION 6.00 - Manual (Page 128)

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Transaction block conditions
Message Cause
Checkout limit reached The patron is attempting to exceed the maximum number of
copies allowed to this patron type.
The Checkout limit may be set to 0". You can change it in
System Setup.
Checkout limit reached for this
circ type. Proceeding with the
transaction will override the maxĆ
imum limit for ALL circ types.
The patron is attempting to exceed the maximum number of
copies allowed to the circulation type set up for this patron
type.
Expired library card The patron's library card has expired.
Fine threshold reached The patron's accumulated fines have reached the fine threshĆ
old defined for this patron type.
The Fine threshold may be set to 0". You can change it in
System Setup.
Holds limit reached The patron has attempted to place more holds than is allowed
by this patron type definition.
The Holds limit may be set to 0". You can change it in SysĆ
tem Setup.
Inactive or restricted patron This patron has a status of inactive or restricted. This usually
means that you have restricted or suspended the patron's
borrowing privileges.
Overdue limit reached The patron is trying to check out or renew more copies after
reaching the patron type limit for number of overdue copies.
The Overdue limit may be set to 0". You can change it in
System Setup.
Renewal limit reached The patron is trying to renew a copy that has already been
renewed before and has reached the renewal limit. The
Renewal limit may be set to 0". Change it in System Setup.
Special due date now obsolete The special due date is in the past. If you override this block,
anything you check out or renew for this patron is automatiĆ
cally overdue.
<title> (barcode: <barcode>) is a
Non-circulating copy
Non-circulating eBook (*NC) is a special Circulation Type.
You cannot circulate this circulation type nor override the
block condition message. If you wish to check out this copy,
you must first change its circulation type in Cataloging.
If a block condition exists for a patron, a block condition informational message
will appear each time you attempt to perform a transaction for that patron. In
order to complete the transaction, you need to override the block condition. Once
the block condition has been overridden, the block condition message will not
appear again during the current checkout session. If you perform transactions for
other patrons, returning to the patron with block conditions will begin a new
session, and the block condition messages will again appear until overridden.