| QUOTE (xMRi @ November 27, 2013 04:45 am) |
| Also I don't know what happens if duplicate caches are stored in multiple GGZ files on a Garmin 600. |
Try it - it should not hurt anything, and you may find that only one of the duplicate caches shows up on the GPSr, which would seem to solve the problem. If duplicates do show up, just delete the GGZ files from the GPSr to start over.
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| Helpful would be to define an "exclude" DB/Filter upon Export. In this case it would be possible to run 2 exports. First my homezone-DB, second export, the other DB exclude the homezone-caches. |
You can use a filter. The workflow would be:
1) Export your home area caches
2) Switch to the new area databases
3) Set a filter for caches not in the home area database
4) Export the new area caches.
The following macro code should filter the currently selected database to exclude any caches in the home database (step 3 above) - it assumes your home are database is literally named "Home" - if not, substitute the name of the database each place that "Home" appears below:
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$File=$_DbPath + "\Home\Sqlite.db3" $Status=Sqlite("sql","ATTACH '$File' AS Home") MFILTER Where=Code Not IN(Select Code from Home) $Status=Sqlite("sql","DETACH HOME") |