Re: [Gramps-users] "Archiving" gramps

[Eckhard G. <eck...@on...>]

Doug,

the way I would handle that: create export XML-exports (including your  
media) from the trees that you don't need currently.
Store and archive the file wherever feasible for you and remove the tree 
from your list.
Once you need the data again, just open a new tree within GRAMPS and 
import the data from that export-file.

Hope that answers your question.
Eckhard

Doug schrieb:
> I've accumulated a number of gramps trees, several of which have 
> additional archived versions.
> The Family Tree List and the GRAMPS directory where I've housed the gpkg 
> folders are getting very cluttered.
>
> I'd like to do a bit of de-cluttering, shifting the gpkg folders not in 
> use to a backup folder and removing the currently unwanted gramps trees 
> from the Family Tree List.
>
> However, if I remember rightly, just removing trees from the List will 
> mean permanently losing all the information about the archived trees.
>
> Is there some way of avoiding this so that I can retrieve them again if 
> needed, maybe by copying certain files from the .gramps directory under 
> other names?
> If the need came to retrieve the old List it would be just a question of 
> re-naming the saved copies. Is that feasible?
>
> Doug
>
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