Re: [LegacyUG] Mixing Databases

[The Lavenders]

If I'm working on my family, Jack, I set the relationship for me and 
most of the time it stays there.........but if I really need to know how 
someone is related to Malcolm, my husband, then I reset it for his line 
of ancestors.....unless there's another way that I haven't found.  
Legacy is full of little surprises :o))  Do really like this program, 
it's rather pleasant to work with and have tried  the other big named ones.
Wendy

Jack Graham wrote:
I have separate databases for myself and my wife, and I'm considering 
changing
to one database, but can someone tell me what happens to 
relationships, i.e.
3rd, Great Grandfather etc,

Jack in England.

----- Original Message ----- From: "Matt Henderson" 
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Subject: RE: [LegacyUG] Mixing Databases

I do mine as one complete database because my parents have four distinct
connections in earlier generations between between different branches.
Splitting them would make double work.
Matt
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Subject: [LegacyUG] Mixing Databases
Is there any disadvantage in having my husband's ancestors and my
ancestors in the one database?
I started out with them all together then a couple of years ago split
it into two, now I'm not so certain when it comes to using MRINs for
filing purposes.
How do other users deal with their data?
cheers Wendy


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