Re: [Gramps-users] Sosa numbers and GRAMPS numbers ?!

[Ouaibe ,o)) <ou...@ou...>]

Thank you Benny for your help but is it possible to automatically apply the
ID you want (in my case sosa number) to more than 1.000 people, and not
manually ?

Ole
I do not ask you to guess, I ask the group help ;o)
My questions are clear enough. It concern Sosa number, that's it, not 'Home
person' or other stuff you'd like to teach !
And guess what ... sun is shining !

About Sosa, they always appear in the same field in Gedcom export and any
genealogical tool deal with it.
I'm used to deal with Sosa and want to carry on.

1- So is it possible to deal with gedcom import and sosa numbers wich are
imported ?
2- How can I automatically set up sosa numerotation ?

Bonne journee





        On 9/15/07, Ole G. Gjelland <gje...@ya...> wrote:

            Ouaibe ,o)) wrote:

            > I import my GEDCOM file but do not find my sosa numbers.

            Is SOSA a tag in your Gedcom file, or does this sosa number
            appear in some other tag? At least I managed to find some
            information about this numbering method:

              http://www.saintclair.org/numbers/numahn.html


            > Every people of my data base have other number !?

            My guess is you are referring to the Gramps ID field. I
            believe you could edit it and put some other unique value
            there, like 'me', 'dad', 'mom' etc. Whatever suits your
            needs. I think it is initially populated with the values
            that the exporting application put as INDI value in the
            Gedcom file.

            In the People view you can set a 'Home' person (probably
            yourself) via Edit menu, then you can always go to the
            'Pedigree' view and press Alt-Home if you =ABfeel lost=BB.

            If you support us with a little more information we would
            not have to guess. Maybe also what functionality you are
            missing.

            --
            Ole G.




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