On Nov 26, 2011, at 8:08 PM, w1hkj wrote: > All: You can use the merge log routines to cull duplicates from an existing > database. Start fldigi and then open a "new" logbook. Import your current > log into the new one and the new log will have all duplicate records removed. > Save the new log giving it an appropriate name (not the old logbook name). > The merge routine will populate the new logbook and create two adif files > containing the merged and the duplicate records (only if either/or exist). > You will receive notification of the merge results and the file names both on > the Rx panel and in the event log. > > 73, Dave, w1hkj
Before running the test I tried to create a dupe in my log. My created dupe was not a 100% dupe so that part of the test did not work. The merge to the newlog worked perfect. *** Reading 17097 bytes from newlog.adif *** Read 69 records in 0.00 seconds *** Reading 17268 bytes from newlog-Nov2011.adif *** Read 70 records in 0.00 seconds <--- The 70 contained one dupe *** Read 70 records *** 70 merged records saved in *** /Users/dkriss/.fldigi/logs/merged_recs.adif I have deleted the dupe I created and all is back to normal Dick AA5VU
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