The short-term solution was to "touch" all Ci on dataset A and B.

On the other hand, the project is now in a stillstand and will be
re-ignite early next year. Then the 7.6.3 version will also be
aviable.

Regards,
Jarl

2010/11/10 Sergio Tomillero <stomill...@gmail.com>:
> Hi,
>
> Thank you Jarl,
>
> So, as you mention, we have the same problem:
>  - If Dataset B is modified, replaces the record in Dataset C without taking
> into account Dataset A weights.
>  - It does not happen if Dataset A is modified, that takes into account
> Dataset B weights.
>
> You say that you had had this problem, do you have it now?
>
> I have checked carefully my merge activities and I think they are correct, I
> do not see what could be causing this behavior. So, if this is a product
> defect, is there any workarround? How do people manage to resolve this
> situation? Because I think that changing data from dataset B is something
> habitual.
>
> Thanks & regards,
> Sergio Tomillero
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