by nynaevelan » Thu Jun 23, 2011 7:29 am
On a side note:
I looked in the devices table with sqlite manager and I noticed I had a lot of old devices in there that are no longer a part of my db, they no longer show up on the options sheet. I understand MM not deleting them because there is the chance these are still valid devices, but other than sql is there a way for users to clean out these devices? Would it be unreasonable for me to ask for an option to be added to the maintain library feature for a list of devices to be added in order for the user to select them to delete them?? This is especially relevant to users who have dbs that span over different versions of MM.
Nyn
On a side note:
I looked in the devices table with sqlite manager and I noticed I had a lot of old devices in there that are no longer a part of my db, they no longer show up on the options sheet. I understand MM not deleting them because there is the chance these are still valid devices, but other than sql is there a way for users to clean out these devices? Would it be unreasonable for me to ask for an option to be added to the maintain library feature for a list of devices to be added in order for the user to select them to delete them?? This is especially relevant to users who have dbs that span over different versions of MM.
Nyn