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<blockquote data-quote="Guzzi" data-source="post: 1106610" data-attributes="member: 55213"><p>From memory, MyFilms writes such file when it does a "migration" of the DB file, e.g. to create/populate MultiUserStates fields - to make sure, that in case something goes wrong there still is a backup copy. If such files are created again and again, that is a sign, that MF does this on each startup (which is not intended).</p><p>Are you using latest AMC version to edit your catalog? This is known to be incompatible to former DB/file format.</p><p>If you startup MF, e.g. change the watched status of a movie manually (to make sure data is written back), close MyFilms/MP and then start again, that file should NOT be written again. If it happens despite of that, only thing I can offer is you send me your DB and settings to have a look at them...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guzzi, post: 1106610, member: 55213"] From memory, MyFilms writes such file when it does a "migration" of the DB file, e.g. to create/populate MultiUserStates fields - to make sure, that in case something goes wrong there still is a backup copy. If such files are created again and again, that is a sign, that MF does this on each startup (which is not intended). Are you using latest AMC version to edit your catalog? This is known to be incompatible to former DB/file format. If you startup MF, e.g. change the watched status of a movie manually (to make sure data is written back), close MyFilms/MP and then start again, that file should NOT be written again. If it happens despite of that, only thing I can offer is you send me your DB and settings to have a look at them... [/QUOTE]
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