Nope. However, I can envision how you might go about
it.
I did
a quick look on freshmeat.net and found this application:
When
you say "open source" I'm taking a broad shot in the dark that you want to setup
some sort of linux based web front end with a mysql or postgres
backend?
The
first big issue your going to have to tackle is getting the data out of the
existing database. I highly doubt that this proprietary software will let
you do something like export your whole catalog to a comma delimited file.
If it can, then you'd be all set. However, it probably should allow you to
run a report of all the volumes you've got in your library. Either way,
you'll need to get your data into some sort of normalized form that you could
use to populate your new database.
Hope
this helps...
Tim.
Our school uses commercial library automation
software. We would like to convert the database to open source. Anyone have
experience doing so?
Thanks,
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