I have developed an Android-based image viewer that is driven by the dt
database. I
have a BASH script that exports changed images to JPGs, these JPGs and the dt
database are then (clumsily) transferred to the mobile device.
My problem is when I have created duplicated images.
I have examined the database and found that there is a second "images" table
row
which is tied to the "original" row via the "group_id" column.
The following is for one particular image:
id |group_id|deleted?
5856|5856 |no
5885|5885 |yes
5886|5856 |no
There are three xmp files:
IMG_2622.CR2.xmp
IMG_2622_01.CR2.xmp
IMG_2622_02.CR2.xmp
By modifying the images the "_01" xmp file appears to be related to the
"deleted"
image.
Q: From the database, how can I tell which "xmp" file relates to which "images"
row?
Thanks in advance,
Kevin
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