Consequently, the old script would not even detect these differently named files with identical content, only those having the same name in separate folders. It does not attempt to substitute an existing duplicate media file for the one to be or is being downloaded rather, it modifies the name of the downloading duplicate file with a unique suffix. RootsMagic places all TreeShare media from Ancestry in one folder for a given database. Earlier effort dating back to RM4 (see Media Repair Queries) concerned itself with duplicate file names in different folders, not with duplicate content within differently named files. The issue predates TreeShare and could arise from combining databases but it is likely that it had not been noticed as frequently or to the same degree. These tools reduced the 92 media in the Gallery to 49. The discussion and scripts that follow help understand the magnitude of the bloat and offer surgical tools to reduce it. The few respondents to my survey reported 10-20% of their media files were duplicates while an exercise with a 10-person subset of my 420 person Ancestry Tree after many TreeShare ops trying to resolve differences was far higher. Moreover, such duplication (or worse, multiplication) bloats usage of storage space and inflates the Media Gallery making it harder to manage, navigate, find things. I don’t think this is either necessary or desirable (maybe there is a good reason yet to be revealed by the RootsMagician!).
#CUSTOMIZE BAR ROOTSMAGIC 7 DUPLICATE UPDATE#
TreeShare update operations that add images from Ancestry to the RootsMagic database can result in successive downloads of the same image file saved to a revised name, each added to the Media Gallery and independently tagged to their respective subjects. 3.2.1Migrate CCleaner Duplicate Search results to SQLite.
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