2012-10-23, 06:44
I like SQL. Any way, I've got a list of like... 50 stored procs and fun things for people with SQL databases lying around and got an idea...
I have a lot of media, why not have a query that can tell me what video files aren't picked up by the scraper, and what movies don't appear like their file name.
I've got the SQL code...
Is it possible that ANYONE can make a simple shell for an addon in which user can see directory list of stored procs and then execute them and return results to a window?
Seems easier enough, but I'm guessing for me to learn how to code it would be a 12-124 hour read and test. Any one have something like that or can that be made fairly quick?
Ideally - Pick script, run, save results to text file, display the text.
I really don't want anything fancy, but some of the algorithms are kind of cool and I know people have been looking for a few of them..
If this is already done, then shoot me over to the location. I mainly want to see files which arent in the library. I hate firing up a computer or sql to do it (definitely don't want to prompt out of XBMC to do it locally )
I have a lot of media, why not have a query that can tell me what video files aren't picked up by the scraper, and what movies don't appear like their file name.
I've got the SQL code...
Is it possible that ANYONE can make a simple shell for an addon in which user can see directory list of stored procs and then execute them and return results to a window?
Seems easier enough, but I'm guessing for me to learn how to code it would be a 12-124 hour read and test. Any one have something like that or can that be made fairly quick?
Ideally - Pick script, run, save results to text file, display the text.
I really don't want anything fancy, but some of the algorithms are kind of cool and I know people have been looking for a few of them..
If this is already done, then shoot me over to the location. I mainly want to see files which arent in the library. I hate firing up a computer or sql to do it (definitely don't want to prompt out of XBMC to do it locally )