Yesterday, 05:33 PM
Hi all,
first of all, I hope that this question isn't a double, if so please excuse me and just send a link to the correct thread, I couldn't find any fitting ones!
I started cleaning up my library (which is managed by MobileSheets) by renaming files within the app (edit -> Files -> rename files). Most of the time, it works like a charm, but I encountered some issues:
1. I have two songs with file names "Example" and "Example2". I deleted the song "Example" from my library and wanted to rename the second one to "Example" instead. The library always tells me that the file already exists. I double-checked both my library and the synchronisation to Google Drive, the original file "Example" does not exist anymore. Also, I used a program to read the .db file but couldn't find an entry there either. So there seems to be a "dead entry" still remembering the old, deleted file name. Any ideas where I could find and delete that?
2. I have two song files that I renamed to "Song v1.pdf" (original: Song.pdf) and "Song v2.pdf" (original: Song xy.pdf), both of which have the in-app song name "Song". On my android tablet, this is no problem. When I use cloud folder synchronisation (with "only update folder" option) to Google Drive, it asked me which file belongs to which song, which I selected correctly, and both files appeared correctly in the Google Drive folder. Now I wanted to synchronise my Android phone (using "only update device" option), it created three songs: Song v1 was correcty created, Song v2 was created two times, one time with wiped-out meta data, one time with correct metadata but an old file name of Song v2, which was "Song xy.pdf". I have no idea where the information comes from, since this file does not exist in the MobileSheets database on my tablet or Google Drive. A complete reset of the app and new synchronisation did not fix the issue, also a complete wipe and resynch of the Google Drive folder did not help. So again, some dead metadata lying around which I can't find.
I'm super glad for any help I can get! I'm also open to kind of wiping my whole library and re-importing all files with their metadata, so if this sounds like a valid solution, I'm happy for some instructions on how to do that best.
Cheers!
first of all, I hope that this question isn't a double, if so please excuse me and just send a link to the correct thread, I couldn't find any fitting ones!
I started cleaning up my library (which is managed by MobileSheets) by renaming files within the app (edit -> Files -> rename files). Most of the time, it works like a charm, but I encountered some issues:
1. I have two songs with file names "Example" and "Example2". I deleted the song "Example" from my library and wanted to rename the second one to "Example" instead. The library always tells me that the file already exists. I double-checked both my library and the synchronisation to Google Drive, the original file "Example" does not exist anymore. Also, I used a program to read the .db file but couldn't find an entry there either. So there seems to be a "dead entry" still remembering the old, deleted file name. Any ideas where I could find and delete that?
2. I have two song files that I renamed to "Song v1.pdf" (original: Song.pdf) and "Song v2.pdf" (original: Song xy.pdf), both of which have the in-app song name "Song". On my android tablet, this is no problem. When I use cloud folder synchronisation (with "only update folder" option) to Google Drive, it asked me which file belongs to which song, which I selected correctly, and both files appeared correctly in the Google Drive folder. Now I wanted to synchronise my Android phone (using "only update device" option), it created three songs: Song v1 was correcty created, Song v2 was created two times, one time with wiped-out meta data, one time with correct metadata but an old file name of Song v2, which was "Song xy.pdf". I have no idea where the information comes from, since this file does not exist in the MobileSheets database on my tablet or Google Drive. A complete reset of the app and new synchronisation did not fix the issue, also a complete wipe and resynch of the Google Drive folder did not help. So again, some dead metadata lying around which I can't find.
I'm super glad for any help I can get! I'm also open to kind of wiping my whole library and re-importing all files with their metadata, so if this sounds like a valid solution, I'm happy for some instructions on how to do that best.
Cheers!