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RecTrac 10.1 Reference Guide

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<strong>RecTrac</strong> <strong>10.1</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Merging Household Records<br />

Perform the following set of steps if you want to merge two existing <strong>RecTrac</strong> household records<br />

into one. All rosters, history, passes, reservations, etc. for the affected households will also be<br />

merged or transferred. The only files that cannot be converted are the cash receipts file and the<br />

general ledger file. The implication of this is apparent on detailed (past history) cash and GL<br />

reports—any line item that would normally show a merged/transferred household name would<br />

now say No Household Found.<br />

Before you run this program, all users should log out of <strong>RecTrac</strong>; or, schedule to run it at<br />

the close of a day.<br />

A Note about Conflicts: If you try to run this program and get a conflict message indicating a<br />

household won’t merge, it means that duplicate items have been found in both the from and to<br />

households. You will need to check for the following items: current roster entries, previous roster<br />

(history) entries, pass types and credit balances. Typically you would cancel or delete the<br />

duplicate from the from household and let it stay on the to household.<br />

1 Go to Utilities � System � Household Utilities � Household Transfer/Merge.<br />

2 On the left side of the screen, enter the household number that you wish to merge from.<br />

OR<br />

Use the From Household browser box to select the household to be merged from.<br />

3 On the right side of the screen, enter the household number that you wish to merge into.<br />

OR<br />

Use the To Household browser box to select the household to be merged into.<br />

4 Click Full Merge. You will continue to the Family Member Merge screen.<br />

Note: If you want to be able to make adjustments to family member records before the merge,<br />

click Partial Merge.<br />

5 Click Continue Merge. A question box will appear asking you to confirm your selection. Click Yes.<br />

6 When the merge is complete an information message will display. Click OK.<br />

7 Repeat steps 2–6 for each set of households that you wish to merge.<br />

8 Click Exit.<br />

Copying Your Live <strong>RecTrac</strong> Database Over Your Demo <strong>RecTrac</strong><br />

Database on an NT/2000 Server<br />

For training purposes you may want to copy your live database files to the rtdemo directory.<br />

Anytime that this task is performed, you are required to repair the database files in the rtdemo<br />

directory after the copy is complete. If the database is not repaired after the copy is complete, you<br />

will corrupt the live database.<br />

Standard <strong>RecTrac</strong> installation creates a CopyDB utility in the …\vsi\utilities directory. This utility<br />

will copy the desired database to the desired location and then will repair it. Run the CopyDB<br />

executable from this location. Make sure that both the Live and Demo engines are stopped before<br />

continuing.<br />

The CopyDB utility will walk you through copying the database files of your choice to a new<br />

location. Be extremely careful to make sure you choose the correct files to copy as well as the<br />

correct destination for those files. The following example is copying the live database files to the<br />

RTDemo directory.<br />

Please select the database control area () for the database you want to<br />

copy.<br />

Browse to \vsi\rectrac\rtdata, select the rectrac file and then click Open.<br />

COPY to the following folder<br />

Browse to the \vsi\rectrac\rtdemo folder and then click on Next.<br />

Vermont Systems, Inc. 403 06/09/08

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