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Old 12-21-2009, 05:41 PM   #6
DoctorOhh
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Originally Posted by jt421 View Post
Good to know that my database is probably okay.

For what it is worth, I am using Microsoft Security Essentials for AV, and Carbonite for online backup. As I said, I have tried disabling them, but I can try again...
I am running WinXP and on occasion I used to get an error during metadata saving. I didn't save the error, but believe it is the same. Trying again always seemed to work. I assumed it was because of using dropbox (online backup). When I update Calibre, to ensure a clean install, I exit Dropbox. Update Calibre, then restart Dropbox. I do this because occasionally it interferes with the update process.

I figure it is the price I pay for another program fussing in the middle of everything. I think Dropbox corrected the problem, it realizes there is a conflict and now gives me feedback saying it can't backup metadata.db. Then when I quit Calibre it backs that file up to the online space.

A retry loop might help this issue. Thanks Kovid
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