Now that I know this is something that would be useful to you, I’ll definitely move it up the “priority ladder” for the next release.

How can I delete your templates and add some of my own? For most of the query’s I need to include a lot of processing for dates and time code values.

here’s a typical query to find clips with “Karl” in the metadata fields or in the clip name;

SELECT strftime(‘%d-%m-%Y %H:%M:%S’, m.createTime, ‘6612 year’, ‘+1 month’, ‘+5 day’, ‘-12 hour’) as ‘Create Date’, mg2.binName as ‘Parent/Session’, mg.binName as ‘Bin Name ‘, m.name as ‘Clip Name ‘, m.assetType as’Asset’, e.name as ‘Metadata Type’, e.data as ‘Metadata’,

cast((m.maxLength / 3000) as text) || ‘:’ || cast((m.maxLength % 3000) / 50 as text) || ‘:’ || cast((m.maxLength % 50) / 2 as text) as ‘Duration’,

cast(m.firstTimecode >> 24 & 31 as text) || ‘:’ ||
cast(m.firstTimecode >> 16 & 63 as text) || ‘:’ ||
cast(m.firstTimecode >> 8 & 63 as text) || ‘:’ ||
cast(m.firstTimecode >> 1 & 31 as text) as ‘MarkIn’,

cast(m.lastTimecode >> 24 & 31 as text) || ‘:’ ||
cast(m.lastTimecode >> 16 & 63 as text) || ‘:’ ||
cast(m.lastTimecode >> 8 & 63 as text) || ‘:’ ||
cast(m.lastTimecode >> 1 & 31 as text) as ‘MarkOut’

FROM Extension e, Movie m, MovieGroup mg, MovieGroup mg2
WHERE m.id=e.movieId
AND mg.BinId=m.binId
AND mg2.BinId=mg.parentId
AND (e.data LIKE ‘%Karl%’ OR m.name LIKE ‘%Karl%’)
ORDER BY mg2.binName, mg.binName, m.createTime, m.name ASC;

thanks,
Jim

Thanks for asking this question. It turns out there’s a small incompatibility in the encryption keys that Lita generates versus the ones that Run expects. Fortunately I’m on good terms with David Deraedt (and I’m a contributor to Lita) so we were able to figure out the issue. I’ve talked with David and we think we’ve figured out the best way to resolve the incompatibility. (It will probably involve changes to both Run and Lita.)

In the mean time, if you want to open your database with Run (don’t laugh =) I’ve built a Flex app to convert a Lita encryption key hash to the base-64 encoded encryption key format that Run uses