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Estimating vacuuming database ETA
Why isn't Calibre able to give an estimation (non-"spinning" progress bar) of the time it will take to finish "Vacuuming [the full-text] database to improve performance"?
Does calibredb have a way of checking the status of on ongoing vacuuming? Or is there another way I can estimate how long it will take? It took about 12 min. to vacuum a 15G database. Last edited by Geremia; Yesterday at 11:16 PM. |
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Yesterday, 11:36 PM
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creator of calibre
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Ask the developers of sqlite
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