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Old 11-04-2011, 12:05 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by timlegge View Post
There is an issue in Calibre 1.9.12 and lower where deleting ePubs will result in you being unable to add that identical ePub again. When 1.9.13 is available in the next day or so it should allow you to delete the "expired" records and add those books again.

If you have access to a sqlite query tool you could run:

select * from content where bookid is Null and ___ExpirationStatus =3

If rows are returned that is probably your issue. Connect to Kobo to update your library and run it again in case the rows are related to kepubs which should remove the expired rows for kepubs correctly.

If that is the case tomorrows Calibre version should fix it.

Tim
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Thanks Tim, your response explains why I've been having problems with calibre and the KT. Looking forward to the new firmware release to get it fixed.
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