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<blockquote data-quote="takingover" data-source="post: 79354" data-attributes="member: 19665"><p>Ok here goes, you can edit the database with SQL Lite Database browser. You'll have a copy in your mediaportal folder > Docs > SQL Lite Database Browser.exe</p><p></p><p>1) Back-up /database/TVSeriesDatabase3.db3</p><p>2) Open SQL Lite</p><p>3) Open TVSeriesDatabase3</p><p>4) Click "Browse Data" tab</p><p>5) Select "series" table</p><p>6) Insert new row (only if new series)</p><p>7) Fill in data (just look at another entry to find out what you need to enter)</p><p>8) Make a note of series ID number</p><p>9) Select "episode" table</p><p>10) Insert new row</p><p>11) Fill in data plus series ID</p><p></p><p>That's all you really need to do, if you want to you could fill in some of the other tables like episodemetadata, genre_series_link, actor_series_link but you don't need to.</p><p></p><p>Jay</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="takingover, post: 79354, member: 19665"] Ok here goes, you can edit the database with SQL Lite Database browser. You'll have a copy in your mediaportal folder > Docs > SQL Lite Database Browser.exe 1) Back-up /database/TVSeriesDatabase3.db3 2) Open SQL Lite 3) Open TVSeriesDatabase3 4) Click "Browse Data" tab 5) Select "series" table 6) Insert new row (only if new series) 7) Fill in data (just look at another entry to find out what you need to enter) 8) Make a note of series ID number 9) Select "episode" table 10) Insert new row 11) Fill in data plus series ID That's all you really need to do, if you want to you could fill in some of the other tables like episodemetadata, genre_series_link, actor_series_link but you don't need to. Jay [/QUOTE]
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