Wrong dates on Recently Played

[Rico]

I accidentally reset the calendar on the computer I use as my Subsonic server to a date 2 months from now. Subsonic registered the wrong dates for 3 days before I noticed the problem. So now my Recently Played screen lists those albums on top, and I have to scroll down to see my actual Recently Played albums.

Is there any way I can clear Recently Played albums, or fix the dates on the ones that got messed up?

Obviously this is not a huge problem, but some users really do like looking at the Recently Played screen. As it is now, it's confusing to people, and it looks like I don't know what I'm doing (which I don't, clearly).

[BKKKPewsey]

You could use db.view to correct the mishap

Find the albums which have the erroneous dates

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Select * from music_file_info where last_played>'2012-06-16'

To change just the wrong ones

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Update music_file_info set last_played='new date' where id=(wrong album id)
eg update music_file_info set last_played='2012-06-16 09:00:00' where ID=5 (or what ever id you need to change)

Note I am not a sql guru so there is a probably a quicker way of batch processing all the affected albums

[bushman4]

Combine the two...

Let's say you mistakenly set the date to 8/1/2012, so you want to "remove" all records of anything that was played after 7/31/2012...

First, verify that this list the list that you want to reset:

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Select * from music_file_info where last_played>'2012-07-31'

Then update the "Last Played" date for that list to something 5 years ago or so (essentially the bottom of the last played list):

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Update music_file_info set last_played='2006-01-01 00:00:00' where last_played>'2012-07-31'

I always do the first step to test out my "where" statement before I do the second step and update based upon that where function.

HTH,

Glenn

[BKKKPewsey]

Cheers for that Glenn - I suspected as much but I didn't want to screw up me database in testing

[Rico]

Thanks, guys! Glenn, your solution worked like a charm, once I figured out what 'db.view' is. (Sorry, I'm a newb.) But this has really opened up a new world for me.

[BKKKPewsey]

I deliberately didn't give any further info, cause within db.view lies demons
So if you can understand what's involved its all good but if you don't you can really screw up SS