Hi Cad,
did you check the database of version 4?
There you can see this information. This is a great new feature.
There is a tree-view with checkboxes.
But I’m still wondering, how I can find a song which is located in two or more folders.
For example: How can I find a song which is located in 1960s AND Number Ones?
[quote=“calypso60, post:2, topic:7421”]But I’m still wondering, how I can find a song which is located in two or more folders.
For example: How can I find a song which is located in 1960s AND Number Ones?[/quote]
Not possible at the momen. But you could learn SQL and create a custom report
Regarding the original question: This is a new feature in v4, and there are no plans to backport it to v3.1.
Scroll down to “Precompiled Binaries for Windows”, and download the command line shell, sqlite3.exe.
It must be started from the Windows command line, with the database file name as parameter. I copied sqlite3.exe into the same folder as the database.db file and created a batch file like this:
sqlite3 database.db
The table structure can be retrieved using the command “.schema” (without the quotes).
There might be graphical frontends available, I’m pretty sure there are, but I haven’t used any myself.
For a networked mAirListDB, PostgreSQL’s psql or pgAdmin III can be used.