SlimChances wrote:
> I have several multilibrary files but could not find
> multilibrary_libraries table. Where is that located? Looked where the
> multilibrary_standard are located and in the Cache file for LMS. I am
> using Linux Mint
>
Its in the database you can install Database Query plugin and create a
new query of those Free form query with the query statement:
Code:
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select * from multilibrary_libraries
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Running the above query will list the libraries in the database together
with their ids
SlimChances wrote:
>
> EDIT: I use predefined SQL should I use Customized?
Yes thats a way to see the library identity, you can choose Customized,
copy and post the raw SQL text that displays. If I remember correctly
you should after copying the text be able to go back without saving to
keep the playlist in its predefined form. This should give us the
library id when the playlist works. You can then repeate the procedure
after you have upgraded and re-selected the library to make it work
again. I suspect the library id in the SQL text will then be a different
number.
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