NAME

Koha::Acquisition::Order Object class

API

Class methods

new

Overloaded new method for backwards compatibility.

store

Overloaded store method for backwards compatibility.

cancel

    $order->cancel(
        { [ reason        => $reason,
            delete_biblio => $delete_biblio ]
        }
    );

This method marks an order as cancelled, optionally using the reason parameter. As the order is cancelled, the (eventual) items linked to it are removed. If delete_biblio is passed, it will try to remove the linked biblio.

If either the items or biblio removal fails, an error message is added to the object so the caller can take appropriate actions.

add_item

  $order->add_item( $itemnumber );

Link an item to this order.

basket

    my $basket = $order->basket;

Returns the Koha::Acquisition::Basket object for the basket associated to the order.

fund

    my $fund = $order->fund;

Returns the Koha::Acquisition::Fund object for the fund (aqbudgets) associated to the order.

invoice

    my $invoice = $order->invoice;

Returns the Koha::Acquisition::Invoice object for the invoice associated to the order.

It returns undef if no linked invoice is found.

subscription

    my $subscription = $order->subscription

Returns the Koha::Subscription object for the subscription associated to the order.

It returns undef if no linked subscription is found.

current_item_level_holds

    my $holds = $order->current_item_level_holds;

Returns the current item-level holds associated to the order. It returns a Koha::Holds resultset.

items

    my $items = $order->items

Returns the items associated to the order.

biblio

    my $biblio = $order->biblio

Returns the bibliographic record associated to the order

claims

    my $claims = $order->claims

Return the claims history for this order

claim

    my $claim = $order->claim

Do claim for this order

claims_count

my $nb_of_claims = $order->claims_count;

This is the equivalent of $order->claims->count. Keeping it for retrocompatibilty.

claimed_date

my $last_claim_date = $order->claimed_date;

This is the equivalent of $order->claims->last->claimed_on. Keeping it for retrocompatibilty.

duplicate_to

    my $duplicated_order = $order->duplicate_to($basket, [$default_values]);

Duplicate an existing order and attach it to a basket. $default_values can be specified as a hashref that contain default values for the different order's attributes. Items will be duplicated as well but barcodes will be set to null.