I can go through my RootsMagic database one person at a time and add these Hints and Matches to the website trees rather than doing it within the website trees. This is probably the most efficient way to add a Record Hint to the FamilySearch Family Tree, and a Record Match to my MyHeritage family tree. If the Record Hints in FamilySearch, or the Record Matches in MyHeritage, were new events for me, I could have captured a document image from the website, added an event to my RootsMagic database, created a source citation for the event (citing the appropriate website), and attached the downloaded Media item to the person and tagged it to the Event. All that was changed was the number of Confirmed (or Rejected) Record Hints in FamilySearch Family Tree, and Confirmed (or Rejected) Record Matches in MyHeritage. No source citations were created using these WebHints. No Events were added using these WebHints. Refer to to it for latest updates.The screen above shows that the 3 MyHeritage Record Matches are confirmed - in MyHeritage.Ĩ) Note that nothing has been added to my RootsMagic database (except the Light Bulbs). Most of the spreadsheets used in the above pages are from the workbook: Database Design Spreadsheets. The following contain all versions, more or less. Roots Magic 8 Database – Database Diagram Database Documents
rmgc file, created during Duplicate Search Merge Temporary database with same filename as. Tables and indexes along with SQL commands for their creationįield names and types, indexes, and keys from above in tabular form, expanded with typical values and notes on each fieldĮxternal file that defines built-in Citation Source templates in sourcetemplatetable Entity Relationship Diagram for RootsMagic v7.5+ by Bill Girimonti, forum File Types You will need to know a little about the RootsMagic database to design your own queries and modify others to suit your needs.
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