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[digiKam-users] Tags management

ceinmart
Hi, 

I just installed version 7. 
Unfortunately, tag management still very slow for me. 
I really want to reorganize my tags and open to any tips on how to achieve this.

1) at first, I don't need to apply the tag changes to the files.
2) I'm reorganizing into a tree structure, merging someones, moving others.
3) after reorganizing all tags, then I would apply to the files. 
Is this possible?

This process is very, very slow.  (I still believe it is slow because of the graphic tree view component, not the logical update process)
I'm really considering work directly into the database, with selects/updates. 
I believe will be much faster for me, since I familiarized myself with this. 
Considering I follow all rules of the relationship of the tables, is possible to do this? 
Is there any documentation about the relationship/rules of the tables tags in a way where I can use it as model to write my DMLs?



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Re: Tags management

jdd@dodin.org
Le 24/07/2020 à 14:28, Cesar Inacio Martins a écrit :

> 2) I'm reorganizing into a tree structure, merging someones, moving others.

I never do this. more precisely, I use a flat tag structure with names
and subnames (Toulouse, Toulouse-Capitole, Toulouse-Capitole-facade...)

mostly because tree view is not portable, for example, I don't think web
galleries do support it

jdd


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Re: Tags management

Ronald Orenstein
I find the tree structure useful, if only to avoid having an extremely long list of tags to scroll through (much of my tag structure is for wildlife and use a heirarchical scientific classification (eg animals>insects>lepidoptera>nymphalidae>nymphalinae). Usually I manually tag the photo with all of these levels, combined with other tags for locality. It depends on your preference, of course, but if all these tags are applied they will all appear in an export, if not in tree order. 

Ronald Orenstein 1825 Shady Creek Court Mississauga, ON L5L 3W2 Canada ronorenstein.blogspot.com
On Jul 24, 2020, 10:24 AM -0400, [hidden email] <[hidden email]>, wrote:
Le 24/07/2020 à 14:28, Cesar Inacio Martins a écrit :

2) I'm reorganizing into a tree structure, merging someones, moving others.

I never do this. more precisely, I use a flat tag structure with names
and subnames (Toulouse, Toulouse-Capitole, Toulouse-Capitole-facade...)

mostly because tree view is not portable, for example, I don't think web
galleries do support it

jdd


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Re: Tags management

Ramnarayan.K
I agree with what Rod' says and my use is also the same - to help maintain scientific classification of biodiversity pictures.

Ram
PS - New on the darktable list but unable to post queries so wondering if this gets through

On Fri, 24 Jul 2020 at 21:00, <[hidden email]> wrote:
I find the tree structure useful, if only to avoid having an extremely long list of tags to scroll through (much of my tag structure is for wildlife and use a heirarchical scientific classification (eg animals>insects>lepidoptera>nymphalidae>nymphalinae). Usually I manually tag the photo with all of these levels, combined with other tags for locality. It depends on your preference, of course, but if all these tags are applied they will all appear in an export, if not in tree order. 

Ronald Orenstein 1825 Shady Creek Court Mississauga, ON L5L 3W2 Canada ronorenstein.blogspot.com
On Jul 24, 2020, 10:24 AM -0400, [hidden email] <[hidden email]>, wrote:
Le 24/07/2020 à 14:28, Cesar Inacio Martins a écrit :

2) I'm reorganizing into a tree structure, merging someones, moving others.

I never do this. more precisely, I use a flat tag structure with names
and subnames (Toulouse, Toulouse-Capitole, Toulouse-Capitole-facade...)

mostly because tree view is not portable, for example, I don't think web
galleries do support it

jdd


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Re: Tags management

ceinmart
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Hi jdd, 

As far I noticed, when we save the structure of tags into a tree on DK and save to the picture file, the tags remain as unique *keywords* and as complement other properties save the tree structure :

Using the exiftool to check, here, using the DK Tag manager, I was moved the "3a etapa" into "bicicleta" tag and select the tags "brasil" and "sao paulo" which was configured into a tree before.
At least the keywords, they still unique.
I only don't understand why "bicicleta/3a etapa" is different from "brasil / sao paulo" , the " / " vs "/" 

Tags List         : bike, piedade,  brasil ,  bicicleta/3a etapa, ravelli,  brasil / sao paulo , 2015
Last Keyword XMP  : bike, piedade,  brasil ,  bicicleta/3a etapa, ravelli,  brasil / sao paulo , 2015
Keywords          : bike, piedade,  brasil , 3a etapa, ravelli,  sao paulo , 2015

As far I know, the "keywords" is mainly used by systems to get the tags.


Em sex., 24 de jul. de 2020 às 11:24, [hidden email] <[hidden email]> escreveu:
Le 24/07/2020 à 14:28, Cesar Inacio Martins a écrit :

> 2) I'm reorganizing into a tree structure, merging someones, moving others.

I never do this. more precisely, I use a flat tag structure with names
and subnames (Toulouse, Toulouse-Capitole, Toulouse-Capitole-facade...)

mostly because tree view is not portable, for example, I don't think web
galleries do support it

jdd


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Re: Tags management

Dougie Nisbet
In reply to this post by Ramnarayan.K
On 24/07/2020 16:33, Ramnarayan.K wrote:
I agree with what Rod' says and my use is also the same - to help maintain scientific classification of biodiversity pictures.

Clearly not just me that does this then!

Dougie