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*Write a [[HOW-TO: Use your computer to edit XBMC's (SQL) database-files|step-by-step HOW-TO guide about editing database files on a PC]]. | *Write a [[HOW-TO: Use your computer to edit XBMC's (SQL) database-files|step-by-step HOW-TO guide about editing database files on a PC]]. | ||
*Write a [[HOW-TO: Use your non-Windows computer to edit XBMC's (SQL) database-files|step-by-step HOW-TO guide about editing database files on a non-Windows computer]]. | *Write a [[HOW-TO: Use your non-Windows computer to edit XBMC's (SQL) database-files|step-by-step HOW-TO guide about editing database files on a non-Windows computer]]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:11, 22 January 2007
XBMC Database Details
XBMC utilizes SQLite, a open sourced light-weight SQL database-engine, to store all its library related data (My Music, My Videos and My Programs). By default, the database files (*.db) are stored in $HOME\UserData\Database\.
Accessing the Database via SQLite application
Database files can be transferred via FTP to a Windows-based computer and edited or analyzed with a SQLite graphical client. XBMC's version of the database engine should be compatible with the standard clients such as SQLiteBrowser or SQLiteCC, (more available management-tools can be found in sqlite.org WIKI).
We recommend you use SQLiteSpy version 1.5.2 or higher.
TO-DO (what needs to be added to this database article)
- The layout etc. will be explained in more detail here later.
- Write a step-by-step HOW-TO guide about editing database files on a PC.
- Write a step-by-step HOW-TO guide about editing database files on a non-Windows computer.