Multiple entries in my phonebook

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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. I have downloaded 0.19-sms to test issue 18 whit the scandinavian 
letters.
2. I have tryed to import my vsd file again and I have rememberd "replace 
existing contacts".
3. Then I got alle contacts twise in my phone.
4. I went into "Settings", "Applications", "Manage 
applications", "Contacts Storage", "Clear data".
5. Them my data gows from 1,2mb to 0.00b.
6. I try to import my vsd file again and now every contacts is there tree 
times. Even the first ove whit the wrong letters are there. I have now 
tryed this some times and every contact is there 7 times.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?
I did expected every contact only one time in my contacts, and not seven 
times like now.

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
0.19-sms

Please provide any additional information below.
If I delete every contact from the default contact app. the when I import 
I get the contact only ones. If I then make a new import then the same 
contact will be there two times.

How do I fiks this, I have my contacts in my phonebook seven times, and 
its about 2000 entris now. 

Original issue reported on code.google.com by FamDragic on 3 Sep 2009 at 10:42

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I am unable to reproduce this bug. 
Does the vcf file you're using have X-IRMC-LUID fields for all the contacts? 
This is
the only field used to match existing contacts. If it's not there, a new 
contact will
be created every time you import. 

* Try to export contacts, then import the file you exported. The exported 
contacts
should have an X-IRMC-LUID field. Check if importing the exported file causes 
the
contacts to be duplicated.

* If you can reproduce this bug, try finding a minimal vcf file that reproduces 
it
(i.e., can you do it with a single contact?) 

Please attach the file to this issue or send it to me by email, along with a 
detailed
report of what you did to manifest the bug. It would be very helpful if you can 
start
the process with an empty contacts and vcardio database (i.e, Clear data for 
Contacts
Storage, and uninstall and then reinstall vCardio.)

Original comment by duckt...@gmail.com on 5 Sep 2009 at 8:20

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Hi there

I have now used a lot of time to find out what is going on and what is 
happening.
I have found out that this only happends if I activate synck my contacts whith 
my
gmail account. If I turn it off then it works fine.

The error is not in VcardIO, but somewhere in the synck between my phone and my 
gmail
account. I will play some more whit this when I get some more time.

Have a nice evening
Nenad

Original comment by FamDragic on 13 Sep 2009 at 6:12

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Please let me know what you find out. I use vCardIO _instead_ of syncing with 
Google,
so I haven't tested the interactions with vCardIO when you do both. 

If sync is the problem, it might be solved by implementing custom user groups 
(issue 15)

Original comment by duckt...@gmail.com on 17 Sep 2009 at 6:12

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Hi ducktayp,

i recently synced with Google, after exporting and importing via VCard IO.  The 
sync 
caused me to lose all of my Android contacts.  I have posted a message on the 
Google 
community page.

I wanted to alert you to is that when I import using VCard IO, all phone 
numbers 
appear to be tagged in Google group instead of Phone group, even when 
originally 
entered by hand or resulting from a call.  Google may treat them differently as 
a 
result during synching, as the group tag indicates the contact is from Google 
when 
it isn't.

regards, vroomado

Original comment by vroom...@gmail.com on 5 Oct 2009 at 5:05