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Old 11-21-2020, 07:15 AM   #7
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Just add the --fields option at the end of your command line
Quote:
--fields=FIELDS The fields to output when cataloguing books in the
database. Should be a comma-separated list of fields.
Available fields: all, title, title_sort, author_sort,
authors, comments, cover, formats, id, isbn,
library_name, ondevice, pubdate, publisher, rating,
series_index, series, size, tags, timestamp, uuid,
languages, identifiers,
plus user-created custom fields.
Example: --fields=title,authors,tags
Default: 'all'
Applies to: CSV, XML output formats
Code:
calibredb catalog mylibary.csv --fields=title,authors
creates a file containing all my books showing only the title and author
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