Sqlite3 library-recovered.db "PRAGMA integrity_check" We will now check the integrity of our recovered database (as above) using (this may take a while to run so please wait for it to finish)Ģ. sqlite3 library.db ".recover" | sqlite3 library-recovered.db This can be done via a single command using the SQLite command line editor.ġ. What we need to do is dump all data from the database to a text file and then reload this back to another freshly created database. If errors are reported we need to recover the database.
This should return an integrity_check back of "OK" with no errors reported. Sqlite3 library.db "PRAGMA integrity_check" If using the command line tool try the following Open the library.db database and run the following SQL command
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If you prefer a graphical based editor you can download DB Browser for SQLite which is available for most platforms. This step will require the use of a SQLite editor which can be downloaded from. Delete library.db-shm & library.db-walĬheck you server log for SQLite errors and only continue to the next step if needed Check Database Integrity and Recover Database Navigate to the folder containing your database fileģ. Solutions to Try in This Order Remove Database LocksĢ. This is where you will find the Emby database files which have an extension of. var/packages/EmbyServer/var/data (synology)
Change "logs" to "data" and you would have from these two examples:Ĭ:\Users\Administrator\AppData\Roaming\Emby-Server\programdata\data (windows) If you look at the entry for "logs" you will see the path ends in "logs". Find Location of Database Filesįirst we need to identify the location of your database files which is usually easiest to find looking at the Dashboard web view at other file locations Typical causes of this are sudden and abrupt terminations of the Emby server process, such as a power loss, operating system crash, force killing the server process, etc. If your server log file is showing SQLite errors like the following then your library.db needs to be rebuilt in order to restore proper functionality.