Re: Saving changes and updates.

gordon cooper <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.genealogy.gramps.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hello Enno, Brian, and anyone else that has read my problem.

I think that I have found what  has been happening, but have yet to fix 
it.  The changes have been saved in a folder
that resides in a different partition on one of the hard drives. Not at 
all sure why this has happened but fairly sure
it is caused by a mistake made by myself.  This computer is an elderly 
ex-lease desktop that once ran an earlier
version of MS Windows. I have replaced Windows with MX-Linux and 
installed a second hard drive, an SSD with
the most recent version of MX.  With the guidance that you have given I 
should be able to sort things out.

I should comment that  I don't think as fast as in previous years.  I 
used to teach computer basics to groups
of electronic technicians, but that was 60 years ago.

Kind regards,
Gordon.


On 13/04/22 1:32 am, Enno Borgsteede wrote:
> Hello Gordon,
>
>> Greetings, I am very new to this list but am reasonably familiar with 
>> Gramps.  I used Gramps for several years, until 1918, was busy with
>> an archiving project so did nothing more with Gramps until this week, 
>> four years later. Now find that I can  not update my files. I can enter
>> changes to family trees but they are not saved when I quit. 
>> Obviously, I am well out of date and would like a little guidance. 
>> Have saved
>
> I don't understand why you think that changes are not saved. Are you 
> looking at XML files?
>
> The normal procedure for Gramps is, like Brian wrote, that changes are 
> written to a database that sits in a numbered folder inside the hidden 
> ./gramps/grampsdb folder. And with modern Gramps versions, that 
> database can be BSDDB or SQLite or others, when you install extra 
> drivers and database engines. And the most modern versions make 
> automatic backups in your home folder.
>
>
> That should be all to get on board again.
>
> Regards,
>
> Enno
>
>
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