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Old 01-18-2011, 05:41 AM   #6
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@manichean: re calibredb list, the command line calibredb list options provide more flexibility than the gui catalog csv export options. With calibredb list I'd still need to send the output to a file then import it into excel. As you said, maybe a VB script could grab output of calibredb list automatically. I'm looking at the ODBC possibilites because that seems much more flexible if I can put it together and make it work.
ODBC may be more flexible, but i know squat about that, so I tried to figure out how I would approach the problem I was thinking along the lines of parsing the output of calibredb list in VBScript and building the spreadsheet internally. I believe you can call calibredb with the ID of a single book as well to obtain necessary details.
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