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OVERVIEW:
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gwdiff will help you to target differences between two GeneWeb databases. So
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far it needs your help to know what to compare. Two modes are available:
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- descendants checks (option -d): it will compare the descendants of the
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person you have found in both databases (Spouses and their parents are
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compared too)
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- descendants of all ascendants (option -ad): it will found ascendants of the
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person you have found in both databases that are available in both data
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bases. For each top person identified, it will compare its descendants in
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both databases.
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USAGE:
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Your cousin has just sent you a new GEDCOM file, import it to GeneWeb (data
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base b1). You want to update your database (b2) according to b1 database.
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Now, find a person defined in both databases (ex.: Jean DUPONT). In base b1,
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it is "Jean.0 DUPONT"; in base b2, it is "Jean.3 DUPONT". Run the following
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command:
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gwdiff -d -1 Jean 0 DUPONT -2 Jean 3 DUPONT b1 b2
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If your are interested in the descendants of its ascendants, you can try:
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gwdiff -ad -1 Jean 0 DUPONT -2 Jean 3 DUPONT b1 b2
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So far, the checks include:
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- first name: value from b1 has to be found in b2 (first name or first name
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aliases)
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- surname: value from b1 has to be found in b2 (surname or surname aliases)
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- birth date
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- birth place: if it is set in b1, it has to be set in b2 (whatever the value)
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- death status
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- death date
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- death place: if it is set in b1, it has to be set in b2 (whatever the value)
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- occupation: if it is set in b1, it has to be set in b2 (whatever the value)
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- marriage date
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- marriage place: if it is set in b1, it has to be set in b2 (whatever the
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value)
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- divorce date
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- spouses
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- parents of spouses
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- children
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BUG REPORTS AND USER FEEDBACK:
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Send your bug reports by E-mail to:
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Ludovic LEDIEU: lledieu@free.fr
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