Thread: Where is the LOCAL collection setup info stored on the device?
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Old 12-15-2017, 04:04 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by Antinoos View Post
You mean that the above scripts allow to backup and restore the local collection database in the case it was corrupted or reset/deleted?
For cc.db, to and from standardized sql text files.
So you can port it between firmware versions, and even run it on your IBM mainframe (if you have DB2 installed on it).

I have not had the time to discover if that is the only database file you have to save to preserve your collections.
5.9.2 made a lot of changes and they might have involved more than this one file.

But the principle remains the same, only the *.db name changes for the others.

I thought that is what you wanted.
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