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Old 01-21-2015, 01:53 AM   #864
davidfor
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Originally Posted by Terisa de morgan View Post
davidfor, I don't explain well in my mother tongue, so you can guess in English .
You do yourself a disservice. There are a lot of native English speakers here who are a lot worse than you.

But...
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What I intended to tell is that there's no sqlite file out of zip file.
I'm confused. So:

- If the "Compress database with config files" option is selected, there should only be one file, the zip file. It should contain "KoboReader.sqlite".
- If the "Compress database with config files" option is not selected, there should be two files, the database and the zip file. The two files should have the same name.

Your log shows the option is selected. That means there should be only the zip file and the database should be inside it.

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Originally Posted by PeterT View Post
Funny; with backup on every connect I am seeing the SQL file in the zip. (And boy... does it compress nicely!)
How well it compressed is what convinced me it was a good idea.
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