Thread: Kobo Glo keeps getting corrupt database when using Calibre
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Old 06-09-2016, 04:58 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by davidfor View Post
Do you have the Kobo Utilities plugin installed? If so, there is an function to check the database. This does a full scan of the database looking for errors. It will pick-up problems that mightn't be seen during the connection jobs. Another function of the plugin is to do a compress of the database. This can help to improve performance if there have been a lot of changes made. If you do this, take a backup of the database before, just in case.
Thank you Davidfor .

I ran that this morning and the database came back immediatly as OK. Also it displayed the list of files in 11 seconds today, not the 19 minutes it took yesterday.

I had a problem with Calibre and conflicted OPF files for individual books, caused by Dropbox as that is where my library is stored (Its accessable via three pcs). Last night I gambled and deleted 1400 conflicted OPF files and maybe those now being gone is what's cleared up my GLO HD issue.
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