188BET靠谱吗zotero.sqlite.tmp size

Hello,

I noticed intensive disk operations that eventually made my OS (Ubuntu) to freeze.188BET靠谱吗The culprit, it turned out, was Zotero.188BET靠谱吗More specifically, the zotero.sqlite.tmp was going from zero (after deletion) to 30GB and on until all available space in the partition was used.

188BET靠谱吗My database is quite old - I have been using zotero since 2013.I'm using the last version (5.0).
I don't have additional storage quota, so I assume I can not just start a new database and sync my ~1000 papers (all with PDF) from the cloud.188BET靠谱吗In total, database folder is around 3.5GB (without the zotero.sqlite.tmp).

188BET靠谱吗Does anyone know how the zotero.sqlite.tmp is used by Zotero and why it is getting so freaking large?

Thanks!
  • That's definitely not normal -- I don't think there should be any sqlite.tmp with normal operation and it certainly shouldn't be larger than the regular .sqlite

    Anything unusual about your set-up?E.g.188BET靠谱吗is the Zotero data folder in Dropbox or some other syncing folder?Does your database pass the integrity check under Preferences --> Advanced --> Files and Folders?
  • Yes, my folder is in Dropbox.188BET靠谱吗I removed once more the .tmp and restarted Zotero.Added one paper, started Dropbox.After some time, the .tmp was recreated.

    188BET靠谱吗Any known conflicts between Zotero and Dropbox?

    Thanks
  • Yes -- you shouldn't have any database files in Dropbox in general.188BET靠谱吗For Zotero specifically, this is a known cause of all sorts of database corruption (and almost certainly the cause here -- might even be that Dropbox is creating the .tmp file trying to keep up with Zotero's rapid changes of the .sqlite file)
  • Ok, thanks for the input.I will remove it from the synced folder.

    By the way, the integrity check does not give me any feedback (not even through shell).Is this the expected behavior, or a sign the database might be corrupted (although not identified by the tool)?


  • Ok, never mind the integrity test.After moving the database out of Dropbox and checking again, I got a "No errors were found in the database.".
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