Re: Legacy relationships

On 7/6/2010 4:15 PM, J. Hugh Sullivan wrote:
On Tue, 06 Jul 2010 22:38:50 +0800, "Stuart Gregory"
<stuart@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I regularly delete the .Rc3
and the .TC file as well as the main .ldb files, as I frequently re-import
my Gedcom file.

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Stuart

I don't understand the need to delete the files.

I frequently import several gedcom files if I updated on the laptop
while away from my desktop computer.

Hugh

Deleting the .rc3 file and the .tc file is OK. Legacy will automatically re-create them. This is useful when a file becomes corrupted and causes quirky behavior.

I would not delete the .ldb file as that is the MAIN database file containing all your information. If necessary you can move it to a different folder for troubleshooting but it shouldn't be necessary for the problem you are having.


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