Re: [Gramps-users] Wie kompatibel ist -Gramps

[Benny M. <ben...@gm...>]

2008/9/23 Thomas Hechelhammer <tho...@t-...>

> Duncan Lithgow schrieb:
> > 2008/9/22 Thomas Hechelhammer <tho...@t-...>:
> >
> >> Man sollte nach dem Datenimport jedoch nach Familiennummern (F0000xx)
> >> sortieren um Dubletten auszuschließen, eine Schwäche von Gramps.
> >>
> > Was macht GRAMPS mit dubletten? Ich ferstehe nicht problemen.
> >
> > Duncan
> >
> Months ago I've imported a gedcom file into an existing gramps-database.
> All imported people have got new I-Numbers, but gramps ignored the
> family numbers.
>
> Working only with gramps it doesn't matter that you have two equal
> family numbers, but when you export them into a gedcom-file (I need this
> for printing family-trees on another computer) the families are messing up.


duplicate gramps ids are errors in all cases and (can) lead to errors in
coding and errors in storing under some conditions. Most code now works on
the internal database handle users don see, but some code still uses the
fact that the id should be unique.

So a bug submission would be the way to go with a way to reproduce the
issue.

Benny

PS: just for clarity, if import ever supports merge, then equal gramps id
would not trigger this (as everybody starts with user I00001), but equal
database handle (or in gedcom _UID) would.


>
> You need to look at the family-numbers if some appear twice.
>
> -- Thomas
>
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