each have different entries and that part is easy because there are no collisions, but I have some entries that are the same (same folder name, same entry).
Essentially I had one copy on a USB drive that I made entries to and another copy on my desktop that I made entries to and now I want to merge them.
How would this be accomplished?
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Synchronize the two .kdbx files. For the a description of what will happen and the requirements for synchronization see http://keepass.info/help/v2/sync.html
Make backup copies of both databases prior to synchronization so you have the originals in case the result of the synchronization is not to your liking.
-wellread1
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I have two .kdbx files that I wish to merge.
each have different entries and that part is easy because there are no collisions, but I have some entries that are the same (same folder name, same entry).
Essentially I had one copy on a USB drive that I made entries to and another copy on my desktop that I made entries to and now I want to merge them.
How would this be accomplished?
Hi,
(if you still need this) you can "merge" two kdbx databases via drag and drop:
Tested with KeePassX 2.0 on Windows 10.
Synchronize the two .kdbx files. For the a description of what will happen and the requirements for synchronization see http://keepass.info/help/v2/sync.html
Make backup copies of both databases prior to synchronization so you have the originals in case the result of the synchronization is not to your liking.
-wellread1
KeePassX 2.0 on Windows 10
KeePassX is a Linux/Mac program. How did you run it in W10?
cheers, Paul