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C1 v9.1 - Keyword Lib Bug (&v9.1.1 & v9.1.2 & V9.2 & 9.2.1 & v9.3)

Douglas Lucock
So this one is plain anoying and should have been picked up in function testing.

All my sub keywords in a hierarchy are duplicated in the keyword library.

For example if I have a keyword structure like:-

PEOPLE
Family
Friends
Other People

Its still correct after upgrade, but has included now

"People/Family"
"People/Friends"
"People/Other People"

as stand alone keywords at the root level of the keyword library. In my case hundreds of these.

Anyone else seeing? I have opened support case 214965.

Doug
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  • Douglas Lucock
    I concur with Grant - maybe full uninstall/re-install and if still there- a support record.....

    i played again this morning on v10 and all is still well. None that i have deleted returned...and I added and deleted a few this morning and again other than delay on first delete...all worked and after stop/start they were still gone. So for me at least, the KW problem i originally raised this thread over is confined to v9.xx

    Whilst I am seeing some strange memory behaviour when scrolling through "All Photos" in v10 (it climbs to ridiculous levels - 25-30GB and the machine which is rMBP 2013 16GB is paging a lot)..or if I "Verify" my database and re-open without shutting down C1.....Spinning wheel kicks in for maybe 20-30 seconds ...only occasionally....thats all that i have to complain about....will watch it and if it annoys me enough (at moment i can live with it), I'll raise a record and report in v10 forum.
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  • RobiWan
    [quote="NNN635730126589323397" wrote:
    Lucky you. v10 has not fixed my Kw issue, they delete ok but they reappear after closing/reopening C1

    Phase One has no resolved this issue. There are some things "disabled" but not corrected. Thats a big difference. You can verify this with a simple SQL Query if you know which keywords should always at the first position.
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