No, I never added any breeding to the database. And of course I would never add only a test breeding into the actual, Add Breeding data tables! That's why we have the test breeding feature. I'm not that stupid! But it could have been that also the test breeding feature stores test breedings. So it stores nothing, cool. But also after watching the specific video tutoral I had doubts whether it does and that's why I asked before starting to test breed, hence the saying "when in doubt find out". Actually the whole thought behind my question was that some of us might want to "privately" test a few breedings without others to see their planning/work in progress.Originally Posted by CA Jack
Are you putting your test breedings into the actual breeding database?
The test breeding feature stores NOTHING, that is the whole purpose of having a test breeding feature is NOT to add bullshit (never-actually-happened) breedings into the actual, Add Breeding data tables.
Please tell me you haven't been "missing the whole point" and adding non-existent crap into our physical data tables
I repeat, no, I have never ever added non-existent crap into our physical data tables.To the contrary together with S_B I helped to clean up the database more than once. Therefore I want you to please revoke my (B) status and give me my rights back. Thanks!
When will you have restored the themes, Jack?
We will do so soon, yes.
Jack
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I personally I don't see why Jack shouldn't add a checkbox (with a space to record a DNA Profile #) to the features, sure. It is up to each and every dog owner whether he wants to have his dogs DNA-profiled or not as to add it to the database or not. And I have to quote Jack once again "it is storable data regardless". But like him I think that regarding pure performance dogs, I guess people's decision whether to breed to Gr. Ch. .... will not depend on the fact whether his owner got him DNA-profiled or not, it's about his performance and/or producing record. Also people who are in the performance part of these dogs usually know each other or know somebody that knows somebody who knows whether the dog is bred as said or not. It is a tight-knit circle of real dog men at least in the respective countries/regions. On the other hand it would be a lie to deny the fact that there are for sure cases where it is under discussion whether a certain dog is bred as said/as papered or not. We all know about it or at least heard of these cases.What is everyone opinions on adding a tab for DNA profiles?
But back to your question Bingo. If somebody would ask me, yes, I would vote for a checkbox (with a space to record a DNA Profile #).
Lasse
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