Hi Ryan, > This surprises me because for all of its faults I was under the impression > that Time Machine does at least back up file contents correctly. But I don't > know whether an sqlite database is in a consistent state on disk while it is > being used e.g. by Buildbot.
Unfortunately, unless you lock your database before a backup, copying/backing up an open Sqlite database file will not work. See https://sqlite.org/backup.html. > Is there any other better way to recover data from a malformed sqlite > database or to determine in what way it is malformed? Not that I know of any unsupervised way to sanitise a broken buildbot database. But you could have a look at the database yourself and see if there is anything that looks broken and remove those records manually. As you’re on a mac, have a look at Liya https://apps.apple.com/de/app/liya/id455484422?mt=12. Best, Mark
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