it is possible for a user to insert the following in the database, maybe because one is looking for a Genus under an other Family, because of differently up-to-date information than what in their Bauble database.
whichever the reason, it is possible to have this in a Bauble database.
now I am looking at such a database and I wonder how can I locate all these repeated or almost repeated names (in this case, they differ in white-space).
I can do using SQL
select count(*) c, genus from genus group by genus having c > 1;
....
work in progress. should examine further, spaces, lack of author....
it is possible for a user to insert the following in the database, maybe because one is looking for a Genus under an other Family, because of differently up-to-date information than what in their Bauble database.
whichever the reason, it is possible to have this in a Bauble database.
now I am looking at such a database and I wonder how can I locate all these repeated or almost repeated names (in this case, they differ in white-space).
I can do using SQL
select count(*) c, genus from genus group by genus having c > 1;
....
work in progress. should examine further, spaces, lack of author....