Thread: Corrupted OPF Files in large library
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Old 05-29-2011, 02:55 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by unboggling View Post

Meanwhile, anyone have advice? Is there a relatively simple way to delete all the opf files in a copy of the library then regenerate them from metadata db? Though I'm not sure if/how corrupted metadata db is. I'm getting desperate. The idea of importing into a new database by file structure makes me shudder in dread at redoing so much work.

Thanks for any help.

-alan
Switch Library to the Source Library

Select books
Right-click: Copy Library into Main (Merge) Library
is an easy way. Al Main needs is a super-set of the fields of the libraries to be added.
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