by Anamon » Tue Oct 30, 2007 10:39 am
Yes, unfortunately it still happens in RC-1.
I have done the following test:
I edited the tags of one of the files in my library, and wrote something like "1234" in the Composer field. At first, this does not appear in the Artist node, but it would have eventually.
I then exited MM3, deleted the MM.DB file from my directory
C:\Documents and Settings\<Username>\Local Settings\Application Data\MediaMonkey\
and started MM3 again. Now, it generates a new MM.DB file, and in the Artist node, I have a new entry "1234" with no tracks.
In MM.DB, the following entry was create in table "Artists":
ID=58
Artist="1234"
Tracks=1
Albums=0
Authors=1
When I delete the bogus "1234" Composer tag again, the entry is updated to "Tracks=0", and then the entry disappears after doing database maintenance.
Yes, unfortunately it still happens in RC-1.
I have done the following test:
I edited the tags of one of the files in my library, and wrote something like "1234" in the Composer field. At first, this does not appear in the Artist node, but it would have eventually.
I then exited MM3, deleted the MM.DB file from my directory
C:\Documents and Settings\<Username>\Local Settings\Application Data\MediaMonkey\
and started MM3 again. Now, it generates a new MM.DB file, and in the Artist node, I have a new entry "1234" with no tracks.
In MM.DB, the following entry was create in table "Artists":
ID=58
Artist="1234"
Tracks=1
Albums=0
Authors=1
When I delete the bogus "1234" Composer tag again, the entry is updated to "Tracks=0", and then the entry disappears after doing database maintenance.
