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2017-10-12 19:26 GMT+02:00 Dennis Murphy :
> Perhaps I'm missing something as I had this happen only once so far. I
> found it annoying that Legacy only lists the FAG memorial number without so
> much as the Legacy RIN or at least the
Perhaps I'm missing something as I had this happen only once so far. I
found it annoying that Legacy only lists the FAG memorial number without so
much as the Legacy RIN or at least the name(s) of the individuals involved.
This forces you to exit Legacy, go to FAG site then plug in the listed
In Legacy 8 I was adding the number to source detail, and in Version 9 I
still do this as well as the spot for the number on the individual's
page. Since this mistake usually happens when I and working with a
particular family group, I simply check the rest of the family members
that do not
Its is removing data that I rely on to keep my data base accurate, Good
programmers never remove data!!! They may divert it as legacy does when
you merge data fields and they move one to and event but never never
destroy data that a client inputs.
On Thu, Oct 12, 2017 at 9:05 AM, Henry T.
Duplicate memorials should be corrected and So when I find one and report
it, I mark down the numbers in Notes. I choose the most likely to survive
(Using FAG rules) and mark that one in the legacy field.
Ian
On Thu, Oct 12, 2017 at 8:37 AM, Donna Newell wrote:
> What
I agree with all that you say, but They should never destroy data that I
input. And By disassociating the name from the number I no longer know
which person has been left off.
On Thu, Oct 12, 2017 at 5:43 AM, Henry T. Peterson Jr.
wrote:
> *Ian*
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> *My two cents…. I have
I have had the same experience… the ‘duplicate’ number is deleted with no
reference. I find that very annoying. Perhaps it won’t happen again but it
certainly would have been nice for the program to alert me and let ME make the
decision or, at the very least, let me know which name had the
Legacy isn’t removing individual information. It is only removing duplicate FAG
numbers.
Henry
From: LegacyUserGroup [mailto:legacyusergroup-boun...@legacyusers.com] On
Behalf Of Donna Newell
Sent: Thursday, October 12, 2017 7:37 AM
To: Legacy User Group
What if it isn’t a typo? People go in occasionally to FAG and add a duplicate
memorial, when it is discovered one of them is removed, it could be the one
that you are citing. I have had it happened to me occasionally. Annoying, but
ok for me because I am putting the number in the description
Ian
My two cents…. I have over 13,000 FAG memorials in my database and most of the
time they are entered by copy and paste (I use two monitors while entering
data). I for one am grateful that “File maintenance – check/repair” catches
these errors.. otherwise they would go undetected and be
I would very much like the FAG numbers to be unique, however the current
situation where if you have a duplicate number and run "File Maintenance"
you get a message that says
Duplicate Find a Grave IDs have been found. You will need to re-add the
Find a Grave ID back to the individual the ID
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