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Surnames/tags: data_doctors db_error_312
Description of Error - 312: Profile should be open (Child birth date)
This error is similar to Suggestions 109 and 110 but reported for profiles with no birth and death date, and their children were born more than 135 years ago. See Open Privacy Information.
Content of info column: Empty.
Possible Causes
- The privacy level was Intentionally or mistakenly set by the profile manager.
- Privacy is no longer valid since calculated birth date crossed the 150 years limit.
- Privacy is incorrectly set due to change in privacy policy.
- Typo in the child's birth date.
Action Steps
- Correct the child's birth date if necessary (if you are the profile manager).
- Set the privacy level to "Open" if the child's birth date is more than 135 years ago. (if you are the profile manager) How to change privacy?
- If you are not the profile manager and the profile is not orphaned:
- If the profile manager is active, leave a message on the profile for the manager requesting the profile to be opened and the reason why. If you are unable to post a message due to a higher level of privacy, send a private message. For actively managed profiles, set the status for the profile as "Not Corrected" and add a comment that a message was sent to the PM.
- If the profile manager is not active or does not respond to your message you should use the Open profile request. This is found from the profile's Wiki-ID tab at the top of the screen. Scroll down to Open Profile Request. This will take you to another page where you should fill in the information that explains why this profile should be opened. Be as specific as possible to help the WikiTree team respond more quickly to your request. You will receive an email when the profile is open in order to correct any other errors.
- For profiles with the highest privacy settings such as red, the Open Profile Request link will be at the bottom of the box in the middle of the profile's page. This box has an orange border
Note: for correcting a child's birth date that is pre-1500 you must have the pre-1500 certification. If you don't have that apply or ask on G2G if a certified member can perform the correction for you. When requesting for help on G2G, please include the Wiki-ID of the profile as well as the correct date as it should appear on the profile.
Error Status
For each Error you can set status. You can set it as Corrected, Not corrected, False Error, Proposed merge or just add a Comment.
If there are related errors for the profile, you will also see them on status page.
Full description is available on Status Help Page.
Questions and Discussions on this Error
You can read what other people have asked here db_error_312.
You can also share your best practices, experiences, problems about the Error by posting a question in G2G. If you create a new G2G discussion for this Error, add tag data_doctors and db_error_312.
Technical Stuff
The privacy level must be "Open" on a profile with a child birth date that is more than 135 years ago compared to the date of the database dump.
Suggestion reports
You can see the weekly prepared list of the latest suggestions prepared on September 29th 2024. You can also get the online report on WikiTree+.- This page is part of the Data Doctors Project.
- Latest report: September 29th 2024.
- Custom reports by: Suggestion lists, Unsourced lists, Unconnected lists.
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- Latest ProjectBox Report: Project Report
- Latest Categories Report: Categories Suggestions Report
- Login to request to the join the Trusted List so that you can edit and add images.
- Private Messages: Contact the Profile Managers privately: Janet Wild, Aleš Trtnik, and Data Doctors Project WikiTree. (Best when privacy is an issue.)
- Public Comments: Login to post. (Best for messages specifically directed to those editing this profile. Limit 20 per day.)
- Public Q&A: These will appear above and in the Genealogist-to-Genealogist (G2G) Forum. (Best for anything directed to the wider genealogy community.)