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Old 06-17-2024, 09:43 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by ownedbycats View Post
I haven't seen any weird effects of using this SQLite query, but backup first to be safe.

Code:
UPDATE content
SET SeriesID = Series;
That works if you don't synch with the Kobo store. I don't think you would break anything if you update it with your values, but it would get overwritten next time Kobo synchs the book information.
As for @skaak suggestion of getting it integrated the update of that column in Kobo Utilities, due to Kobo updating it, I don't think it would be practical. I update manually that column putting the values Kobo uses in the store for downloaded books of the same series, and in some cases, I had to let two different values, mostly when I mixed American and UK editions of a series.
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