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Old 11-08-2013, 07:32 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Adoby View Post
Yes. It could be possible if the library maintenance tools successfully discovers the "missing" formats and offers to add them to the library. However, you may end up with duplicate book records. It depends on what the original cause was and how serious it is. You may also end up with books, formsts or metadata missing from the library.

Could be prudent to restore a backup and compare the number of books to see if any are missing.
Adoby - in Dropbox I see a file called metadata_pre_restore.db - I am assuming this is the database pre-restore. How can I use this file restore my database and as you suggested do a compare?

Thanks!
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