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<blockquote data-quote="yhoogi" data-source="post: 971902" data-attributes="member: 69599">Hello Iwerndly,&nbsp;Since I managed to accidentally delete half of my DB (seems like the &quot;remove missing eps&quot; function did not recognise the case that a fulll share link is not available in case of server down), I have troubles to get my DB restored.After rebuild, several series are identified as missing all eps, although in the episodes tab of JMM Desktop they are all shown as available.So I am a little bit lost how I can repair this without having a lengthly re-import.&nbsp;Unfortunately, my internal cleanup process deleted all logs from this era. So there is nothing left on the loss &amp; rebuild activity.&nbsp;Advice how I can resolve this issue would be highly appreciated.&nbsp;Thanks in advance,&nbsp;yhoogi&nbsp;Update:Now problem is resolved, after performing finally a &quot;remove missing files&quot; (this time with server online)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="yhoogi, post: 971902, member: 69599"] Hello Iwerndly, Since I managed to accidentally delete half of my DB (seems like the "remove missing eps" function did not recognise the case that a fulll share link is not available in case of server down), I have troubles to get my DB restored. After rebuild, several series are identified as missing all eps, although in the episodes tab of JMM Desktop they are all shown as available. So I am a little bit lost how I can repair this without having a lengthly re-import. Unfortunately, my internal cleanup process deleted all logs from this era. So there is nothing left on the loss & rebuild activity. Advice how I can resolve this issue would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance, yhoogi Update: Now problem is resolved, after performing finally a "remove missing files" (this time with server online) [/QUOTE]

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