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First of all, the answer is yes to the question about player ID. The number in the first column in players.csv is the player ID. This ID is the unique player ID assigned and used by OOTP (eg. for player photo indexing, player history file/html indexing, etc.)
As for the program problem itself, I am not too sure what's going on. I have yet to encouter the issue that you described here so I am interested in finding out as well. (first time hear something like this) The utility is designed in such way that all errors (that i can think of) will be reported back from the program, much like the error message that you get for having invalid player ID. Well, in order to find a solution to the problem, I will probably need your CSV files and the detailed steps of what/how you did it. Only then, I could try to see if I can reproduce the problem and track down the cause.
Also, there are a few things that I am curious about. What happenes if you enter an invalid ID (eg. 6000)? And is the problem presistent with all player IDs?
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