user2311: Last Scid versions come without pgnscid shipped with it. That happens since version 4.6.0, when it was removed because it was stated as obsolete, according to changelog.
I guess that if pgnscid is now obsolete must be because another executable can be used to do what the former did, a command line utility to convert a pgn file into a scid database, but I'm not able to find out how to do it with the other executables packed with Scid.
Does anybody have a clue on which is pgnscid replacement?

user1766: pgnscid does not have a replacement. Instead, it is expected that you import the pgn file within a SCID database.

2311: <p>Last <strong>Scid</strong> versions come without <strong>pgnscid</strong> shipped with it. That happens since version 4.6.0, when it was removed because it was stated as <em>obsolete</em>, according to changelog.</p>

<p>I guess that if <strong>pgnscid</strong> is now obsolete must be because another executable can be used to do what the former did, a command line utility to convert a pgn file into a scid database, but I'm not able to find out how to do it with the other executables packed with <strong>Scid</strong>.</p>

<p>Does anybody have a clue on which is <strong>pgnscid</strong> replacement?</p>
 1766: <p>pgnscid does not have a replacement. Instead, it is expected that you import the pgn file within a SCID database.</p>
