jbuhl68 wrote:They said that they will push down our membership data base. That should reset our data.
Were you printing from MLS or LCR? If MLS, then perhaps it was a data corruption error and database refresh might help. But if it's LCR then that doesn't make any sense. LCR works directly on the main membership database at CHQ and there is nothing to push there.
jbuhl68 wrote:They suggested that it might also be a browser problem.
That also does not make sense. If you're using MLS then there is no browser involved. If you're using LCR then the IOS is generated server side so the browser isn't involved either. I sounds like they were just going by an general problem solving script.
The question is really then, is the data correct and the marriage linked correctly? If so, then there is a bug in the IOS generation which should be logged. If not, then support needs to fix the data rather than doing general troubleshooting.
In LCR, find the member profile for each of the members (using Membership > Member List from the menu) and then select the Family tab. Look in the Spouse section. Is the spouses name a link? If so, then they are recorded as a member and are correctly linked to the spouses membership number. In that case if the IOS shows as the spouse as non-member then there is a bug in the system which needs to be fixed.
On the other hand, if the spouse is not a link and the title above their name says 'Spouse (nonmember)' then the marriage is not linked correctly and needs to be fixed by CHQ.
jbuhl68 wrote:I will keep the forum posted on the outcome.
Please do. And maybe our friendly neighborhood LCR developer might notice this and chime in about whether I'm off-base about the support persons suggestions.