When you entered the person did you open their marriage then close it
with the x or with save? Any time you click on the marriage box in the
Family View you have created a marriage to an unknown spouse. If you do
not use Cancel to close the window that marriage is stored in the
database. Those are the kinds of marriages being removed by the new check.

Brian
Customer Support
Millennia Corporation
br...@legacyfamilytree.com
http://www.LegacyFamilyTree.com
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On 14-Mar-13 20:32, Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
> A week or two ago, someone had mentioned about seeing an error come up
> during routine file maintenance check/repair and the error explained that a
> non-existent preferred marriage(s) had been removed. Brian from Support then
> mentioned that it was an additional error checking routine that was added
> with the last build.
>
> Yesterday, I added a new individual to my file. With a little more research,
> today I learned where the person was buried and that he never married. So I
> opened up the Individual Information window for this person hoping to check
> the box that said "This individual never married and had no children."
> Surprisingly, that entire option was greyed out, as if there was a wife. I
> suspected that I was revisiting that same error once again so I performed a
> file maintenance check/repair. Sure enough, there was a Preferred Marriage
> recorded to a non-existent wife which was automatically removed. I was then
> able to check the box indicating that the person never married.
>
> So what is going on with this last build of Legacy? There was no wife,
> marriage, or children ever added for this person yet somehow Legacy managed
> to create a Preferred Marriage. Is there a problem with database records
> such that this error now comes up occasionally, or more than rarely? As I
> said before, it seems like a no-harm, no-foul error but how many users know
> enough to immediately perform a file check/repair? Something doesn't seem
> right..is this a bug that needs to be addressed?
>
>
>
> Brian in California
>
> Nice balmy 80 degrees today



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