The log file only covers 40 seconds. There is not much to see in there.
But before you blow away your database, I’d say it can’t hurt to try and repair it.
this procedure here
https://support.plex.tv/articles/201100678-repair-a-corrupt-database/
needs to be ‘augmented’ by 2 additional commands which need to be performed right at the beginning, as explained here:
@maccrory said:
Well - so much for restoring an older db version.
So it appears that the corruption was already present in the backup as well.
OR maybe: how much space is left on drive C:? If it runs out of free space, the DB can get damaged really quick.
Instruct your anti-virus to leave the plex data folder alone.
If you have enough space free on C, we may need to perform the proper repair procedure after all.
There are 2 lines more now, compared with the instructions in the help artic…