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This is already cleverly solved. 
A. Create custom query and label it descriptively. B. Execute favorite whenever desired. C. If results exist, action.
Background queries, separate tasks, are bothersome for many reasons. And popups are confusing and forgettable unless they're not modal. I suppose the Favorites system could include non-modal popups with special...
In the PostgreSQL universe, a book with a single copy can be requested by several people. As a librarian, the first request will receive the item. When the item is...
Popups after every action are annoying and require more options. The methods are present and are available as a process and not as a demand by the software.
And a popup after an item is returned is a popup even if the other patron isn't there to reserve the returned item so no one knows the significance of...
And when the patron comes in a week after or a month or 6 months, the popup is gone and someone has to determine if they requested the item anyway....
This is a process thing not an infinite popup notification reminder until someone takes the copy thing.
The world is addicted to notifications.
Then you get a 100 books returned and have to set them aside because they may just be checked out. Nah, return them to the shelves and if the patron...