I'm trying to put source data from my FH gedcom file into a csv format file for import into GenQuiry. The query Result Set truncates the Actual Text to around 154 characters. Is this a deliberate limit, a result of the GEDCOM spec or a bug ?
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* Exporting data from a query to CSV file
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The Result Set truncation is a deliberate limit.
The only workaround I can think of is to write a Plugin to export the required data in CSV file format.
[EDIT in 2016:
A workaround is given in how_to:display_long_text_like_notes|> Display long text such as Notes that also works for Text From Source (TEXT), etc.]
The only workaround I can think of is to write a Plugin to export the required data in CSV file format.
[EDIT in 2016:
A workaround is given in how_to:display_long_text_like_notes|> Display long text such as Notes that also works for Text From Source (TEXT), etc.]
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hsw
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Useful to know. It will be a while before I can even think about writing a plugin to generate the required data I'm afraid, but I'll put it on the GenQuiry bug list.
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I don't mind writing it, it's pretty simple, but how does MS Access want newlines, tabs commas quotation marks escaped in a CSV file. Alternately does it have an XML or similar import option.
Do you also want it to export Places etc?
Do you also want it to export Places etc?
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hsw
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Jane, thanks for offering. Access has an XML option which would be the best way to go from a plugin, I think, but I'll need to put a little thought into it. At the moment I use four queries to generate csv files for import, one each for People, Places, Sources and Repositories (and the Places one is pretty ropey as doesn't eliminate duplicates).
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When you know what format you need give me a shout.
If you send me a template file for each record type, I should be able to easily populate it from FH.
If you send me a template file for each record type, I should be able to easily populate it from FH.