Clooz List When first setting up Clooz, I imported my people. I have 3 databases and occasionally I need to add a new person. I thought if I added a person while in one database, that if I needed that same person in another database it would be in the people database. I'm discovering that not only is the new person not in with all the people in the other databases, but some ID numbers that are assigned when entering people have been duplicated. How do I solve this problem? Is this supposed to happen when you add new people? Why don't all the people in the people database integrate between individual databases? I have two different people with the same ID number in the people database but they are only visible when working in a specific family database. This sounds like a glitch to me. Has anyone else experienced this problem? Eileen liz7275-gensearch@usa.net
This is not a glitch. Each database in Clooz is a completely separate database. If you had two different genealogy program databases, the same thing would happen. That's why you keep different databases. If you want all the numbers not to duplicate, you need to keep just one database. This is how databases operate. At 10:10 PM 11/24/2005, liz7275-gensearch@usa.net wrote: > Clooz List > When first setting up Clooz, I imported my people. I have 3 databases and >occasionally I need to add a new person. I thought if I added a person while >in one database, that if I needed that same person in another database it >would be in the people database. I'm discovering that not only is the new >person not in with all the people in the other databases, but some ID numbers >that are assigned when entering people have been duplicated. > >How do I solve this problem? Is this supposed to happen when you add new >people? Why don't all the people in the people database integrate between >individual databases? I have two different people with the same ID number in >the people database but they are only visible when working in a specific >family database. This sounds like a glitch to me. Has anyone else >experienced this problem? > >Eileen >liz7275-gensearch@usa.net Elizabeth Kelley Kerstens, CG, CGL Creator, Clooz