Merging All Linked Files

Merging All Linked Files

Once you have linked files, the simplest way to combine your BOOKMAN Sidekick and PC Sidekick files is to merge all your linked files. Please note, Merge All is the recom- mended way to combine your linked files.

Merging all your linked files saves all their nonidentical entries on both your BOOK- MAN Sidekick and your PC Sidekick.

Identical entries in your linked files remain unchanged. The result is linked files that are identical on both your BOOKMAN Sidekick and PC Sidekick.

Caution: When you merge files, the previously existing linked files on your BOOKMAN Sidekick and computer are overwritten.

1.On the BOOKMAN Sidekick Connectivity main window, click Merge All.

Before you merge all your files, you must first link them. To learn how, read “Linking Files.”

If you are currently running PC Sidekick, it will automatically quit when you transfer or merge.

2.If you are overwriting data to your BOOKMAN Sidekick, click OK.

3.If duplicate records are found, select one of the three options and then click OK.

More Information About Merging Entries

If: Two entries are found in which all

Then: One entry will appear in both

the field information matches,

files.

If: Two entries are found with

Then: You must decide which entry to

matching index field information,

save in both files. To learn how,

but with different non-index fields,

read “Understanding Duplicate

 

Records.”

If: Two entries are found in which one

Then: Both entries will appear in both

or more index fields do not match,

files.

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Franklin SDK-765, SDK-763 manual Merging All Linked Files

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