PasTim wrote: 
> It is all my top level menus which do things like:
> 
> Works by Composers
> WorkArtists by Composer
> Composers by Orchestra
> Composers by Conductor
> 
> Almost all my menus aim to drill down to find Works, and then show or
> play the tracks.  I'd give you a full list but unfortunately after an
> attempt by me to recreate some indices LMS decided to rescan, and custom
> scan then kicked in, and I am now totally locked out for the next 3 or
> more hours.
> 
> Looking at your script I see fewer indices created than are listed as
> defined by sqlite3.  I assume this means some have been defined that are
> not used.  Is that correct?  In the past I recall some systems worked
> faster with no indices when creating data in bulk, and then creating the
> indices afterwards.  Would that work here?
> 
> I could easily leave out the musicbrainz ones, since me & musicbrainz
> never understood each other and I have no such data anyway.
> 
> If I sit down with an icepack and try and work out how the data is used
> I may be able to work out some indices that suit my way of using things.
> If you have any thoughts they would be welcome.

I think I should also spend some time revisiting my menus.  They tend to
produce complete playlists at a high level I never use.  So, for
instance, my Works by Composer menu seems to get all tracks for all
composers, in case I want to play all works for a composer.  I never do
this, so I need to think about the menu structure and not get all the
data until I need it.



LMS 7.8 on VortexBox Midi, FLACs 16->24 bit, 44.1->192kbps. Touch with
EDO on Ethernet, coax out to a Musical Fidelity M1 CLiC. Wireless
Xubuntu laptop controls server using Chromium.   Meridian Explorer USB
DAC to listen to LMS via Squeezelite on Vortexbox & other PCs as
required.  Spare Touch in loft!
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