I do not have the original GEDCOM since this occurred some time ago.
I think I will just wade through the 800+ Files, change the current filing and
try to remember this incident when I next utilize a GEDCOM. Live and learn.
Dennis - I realize that MRIN's do not have dashes in them, but this is
Sorry - I seemed to have deleted my answer while clearing out the extra
stuff.
If the Gedcom is still available - make a new file, import the gedcom, and
don't renumber the MRIN's
On Tue, Aug 11, 2009 at 10:56 PM, Heather Stovold wrote:
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>> He imported from a gedcom, renumbering his MRI
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> He imported from a gedcom, renumbering his MRIN's. He wants a way to
> re-number them the way they were.
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numbers.
Then redo your imports using the correct parameters. With a proper backup
you don't need to fuss with Access at all.
Gary Templeman
- Original Message -
From: "SgtBob"
To: "Legacy"
Sent: Tuesday, August 11, 2009 8:21 AM
Subject: [LegacyUG] Access T
Dennis M. Kowallek wrote:
On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 00:28:21 +0100, Jenny M Benson
wrote:
I think you might be!
As I understand it, SgtBob uses the MRIN *with an appended hyphen and
digit(s)* in the Filing Reference field.MRIN 1234, filing ref 1234-1
or 1234-2 etc. I think he confused the is
On Wed, 12 Aug 2009 00:28:21 +0100, Jenny M Benson
wrote:
>I think you might be!
>
>As I understand it, SgtBob uses the MRIN *with an appended hyphen and
>digit(s)* in the Filing Reference field.MRIN 1234, filing ref 1234-1
>or 1234-2 etc. I think he confused the issue a little by referrin
Dennis M. Kowallek wrote
Maybe I'm the only one who doesn't have a clear understanding of where
you are and where you want to go.
I think you might be!
As I understand it, SgtBob uses the MRIN *with an appended hyphen and
digit(s)* in the Filing Reference field.MRIN 1234, filing ref 123
On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 17:58:01 -0400, SgtBob wrote:
>Dennis - When I set up my paper source filing system to support my digital
>files, I numbered master sources with 9000 series. i.e., 9212 might be
>'Marriage License in Dead Center, Kansas'. Then I might assign 9030 as the
>Master source for
Dennis - When I set up my paper source filing system to support my digital
files, I numbered master sources with 9000 series. i.e., 9212 might be
'Marriage License in Dead Center, Kansas'. Then I might assign 9030 as the
Master source for Joe and Susie who married in said location, but filed t
[LegacyUG] Access Table
I have encountered a colossal problem that was brought about by an action I
must have inadvertently taken (shame on me) to allow a re-numbering of one
or more fields - specifically the MRIN numbers. Evidently I wasn't paying
attention on a GEDCOM upload feature and didn&
SgtBob wrote
My Hope - Is there any table, when viewing a 'Bob1.fdb' (I have a
multitude of backups thank goodness), in Access that would permit me to
enter/alter the File ID? I have looked at my 'tblSX' and observe that
there are a number of items that look like my MRIN+number data under
t
On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 11:21:16 -0400, SgtBob wrote:
>I have looked at my 'tblSX' and observe that there are a number of items that
>look like my MRIN+number data under the column entitled 'Filing Ref' . This
>appears to be a possible opportunity to correct my errors. Is it possible
>that cha
I have encountered a colossal problem that was brought about by an action I
must have inadvertently taken (shame on me) to allow a re-numbering of one or
more fields - specifically the MRIN numbers. Evidently I wasn't paying
attention on a GEDCOM upload feature and didn't discover this until ye
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