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Old 02-04-2015, 07:58 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by theducks View Post
I will bite:
If the Library crashes (above), how do you gt to invoke Repair?

A side question.
If you have multiple Libraries, How can you force a rebuild of a sellected one if you can't switch?

Shouldn't repair ask for the folder, and TRY.
I deleted a (testlib) metadata.db. It would not even allow me to try and repair
If walking the tree finds metadata.opf's (where expected), you probably have a Library
Ok so here's what happens. It would show the library, but nothing would work. When trying to change libs it wouldn't BUT the next time I opened Calibre it bought up the new lib and everything was fine. It is presently trying to restore the corrupted 1.

The problem seems to be when I clicked ok after downloading metadata for the 6th book. It did this on both the original and the restored lib. In previous versions I could edit any number of metadata with no issues! The problem can happen again and it shouldn't.
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