Thread: Do I need to keep elasticsearch?
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Old 09-03-2022, 07:20 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by BetterRed View Post
I have 8 calibre libraries, only 1 of which, my Test library, has a full-text-search.db file. I had one in my Books library but I deleted it, and it hasn't reappeared. I haven't used FTS on the other 6 libraries.

I'm sticking with my current content search tools - Windows Search (mainly), FileLocator Pro, and X1; plus calibre integration via the Drop Search Results plugin.

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I never considered using file locator pro on my books. I have the program (along with Directory Opus) and it never ocurred to me to use it for the full text search. Which ironically, I have yet to really need. Unless I am trying to recall a sentence in a book that is tickling my brain and I am trying to remember where I read it, I don't really use it.
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