Thread: Connection Kobo to new Macbook Pro
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Old 10-26-2018, 10:36 PM   #22
davidfor
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Have you looked at the design of SQLite? Check this link for more information: How To Corrupt An SQLite Database File paying special attention to the first paragraph. Then read the rest to help give some basis to paranoia about database corruption.
Interesting. I feel like there have been less issues since Kobo change to write-ahead logging. I was also forced to change the SQLite library used to support this, so that might have helped as well. For Windows calibre users at least.

I'll have to think about some of the other things mentioned on that page. And workout exactly what SQLite versions are involved.
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