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Old 06-22-2017, 11:06 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by adrian142 View Post
P.S. The command I use looks like this:
C:\Users\adria>calibredb list --fields isbn --library-path=E:\adrian.vogler@outlook.com\OneDrive\Bücher\ Calibre > e:\library.csv
The created file is empty.
Add "=" after field and separator and you are fine.

Remarks:
Be careful with the separator. E.g "," can be a part of a field value like title. Same for special characters like "ÄäÜüÖö" in path statements as this is quite often the beginning of adversity. You need to check if this will work for your needs. I saw, there was a space in your example "...\ Calibre"

Sample:
Code:
calibredb list --fields=isbn --separator=";" --with-library="E:\Your path\to\the\Library\Calibre Library" >library.csv
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