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# PlexDBRepair-Windows
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# DBRepair-Windows
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DBRepair-Windows.ps1 (and DBRepair-Windows.bat) are scripts run from the command line, which have
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sufficient privilege to read/write the Plex databases in the
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Currently, there are two separate Windows scripts, a batch script (.bat) and a PowerShell script
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(.ps1). The batch script is a one-shot, zero-input script that attempts automatic database
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maintenance (repair/rebuild, check, and reindex). The PowerShell script is intended to align with
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PlexDBRepair.sh, offering command-name-based functionality that can either be scripted or
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DBRepair.sh, offering command-name-based functionality that can either be scripted or
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interactive.
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In the future, DBRepair-Windows.bat will be removed in favor of DBRepair-Windows.ps1. The batch
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file is currently kept as a backup while the PowerShell script continues to be expanded and
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tested. If any unexpected issues arise with the PowerShell script, please open an
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[issue](https://github.com/ChuckPa/PlexDBRepair/issues) so it can be investigated.
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[issue](https://github.com/ChuckPa/DBRepair/issues) so it can be investigated.
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