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Logical and/or witth "calibredb list -s ..."
I'd like to build a logical search with list -s like this example:
calibredb list -s \( author:Asimov or author:Heinlein \) and rating:False Note that I'm doing this in a bash shell script. FYI, the same syntax works for "calibredb search ...", but fails with syntax errors for list -s. Is this possible? Alternatively, if there's a way to pass a list of ID's to the list command, I can do this with search and save the resulting ID list, then make a single call to 'calibredb list ...' |
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calibredb list -s '( author:Asimov or author:Heinlein ) and rating:False'
-s is an opton it can take only a single argument. calibredb search can take multiple arguments, so you need to quote for -s |
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