Feng Shui People Compatibility - Working with the database

The database is designed to store information about people, the analysis of which must be done periodically. To work with the database, there are two commands, 1st partner and 2nd partner, which are located in the "≡" menu. Both commands work with the same database and when information in the database changes, it doesn't matter which command to use. Commands differ only when choosing a partner for compatibility analysis, while for calculating compatibility there is no difference in who will be the first partner and who will be the second. When executed, a dialog box will appear, which is shown in the figure.
The first line is a title containing the name of the window and two buttons to close the dialog.
To select a person for whom the calculation will be made, you need to select him in the list and press the "v" button. The "x" button simply closes the dialog without any changes to the application.
The second line controls the display of people in the list. To do this, it contains a drop-down list with the names of the groups of people available in the database. When you select the required group from this list, the lower list will contain records related only to the specified group. To view all the people available in the database, select the line with the word All from the drop-down list.
If you plan to store information about many people in the database, then it is better to use their grouping. To do this, you need to click on the green ">" button located in the second line, and create several groups to distribute people.
The rest of the dialogue is occupied by a list of people. At the bottom right, there is a blue "+" button, with which new people are added to the database. The rest of the blue buttons "v" and "-" appear if you click on the line of interest in the lower list and wait a little.
The "-" button is used to delete the selected line from the database, and the "v" button is used to change information about a person.

If you click on the green button ">" located in the second line of the First Partner dialog, a dialog for working with groups will be displayed, the window of which is similar to the window of the previous dialog.
The header contains only one "x" button that closes the dialog, and below is a list of the groups of people in the database.
At the bottom right, there is a blue "+" button, with which new groups are added to the database. The rest of the blue buttons "v" and "-" appear if you click on the line of interest in the list and wait a little.
The "-" button is used to delete the selected line from the database, and the "v" button is used to change the name of the selected group.

If you click on the blue "+" or "v" button in the First Partner or Second Partner dialog, the application will provide an opportunity to add a new person to the database, or change information about him, displaying the Person Data dialog, which is shown in the figure on the left. When adding a new person, the dialog will be empty.
Assigning elements in the dialog:
the Name field is intended for entering a person's name, which must be unique in the entire database;
the Groups field is intended to display the groups in which the person is included. If desired, a person can belong to several groups. To include a person in the required groups, you must click on the ">" button and a slightly modified Group dialog will be displayed, shown in the figure below;
the Time of birth checkbox is intended to be included in the calculation of the hour pillar in the date of birth of a person; in this case, the place of birth must also be entered. If no place of birth is specified, the pillar hour will not be calculated. The time of birth is set by clicking on the button on the right in the same line (see the dialog below);
the Date of birth button is used to set the date of birth of a person (see the dialog below);
the Gender switch is used to set the gender of a person;
The Birth place button is used to enter the relevant data about a person (see the Place of birth dialog below).

If you press the ">" button in the Person data dialog, a slightly modified Group dialog will be displayed, which is designed to include a person in the necessary groups (checkboxes at the beginning of the name of each group). When changing information about groups, you will need to click on the "v" button located in the title bar of the dialog (first line).
The buttons "+", "-", "v" located on the right in the list of groups perform the same functions as described above.
To include a person in the required groups, turn on the checkboxes at the beginning of the group name and press the "v" button.

This dialog is used to enter the time of birth. The time can be entered directly into the top field, or you can scroll the hours and minutes until you get the time you want.

This dialog is used to enter the date of birth. The date can be entered directly into the top field, or you can scroll the day, month, and year wheels until the desired date is obtained.

Dialog for entering information about the place of birth. You need to enter information in this dialog in the order of the fields:
the Country drop-down list is intended for entering the country in which the person was born. To do this, you can enter the beginning of the name and click on the "v" button on the device keyboard and the application will select the nearest name from the database. If the country is not the one you need, then you need to click on the "▼" button from the drop-down list to select the required country;
the Region drop-down list is intended for entering the region where the person was born. Actions in this list are similar to the previous one;
the City drop-down list is intended for entering the settlement in which the person was born. Actions in this list are similar to the previous one.
After entering the settlement, the fields below will be filled in automatically.
If necessary (there is no required settlement in the database), the geographical coordinates of the place can be changed. The time zone will not change.
At the moment, the geographic database contains information about 136,600 settlements and tables of time changes since 1900.