I’ve problems deleting a database. When I delete a database using the menu, the database disappears, but when I sync mij laptop with my iMAc the database reappears.
How to delete a database forever, so that’s deleted on all of my machines?
What I do is before I delete on the desktop, I “clean” the database on the sync location. Then I check and delete the database on all devices where the database still resides. Read about “cleaning” sync locations in the outstanding DEVONthink Handbook.
Do you use Bonjour and is DEVONthink supposed to automatically open databases? Maybe the deleted database was still in the Finder’s trash.
Depends on where I’m. At home I use bonjour. At work I use iCloud (CloudKit).
Is using both syncs the reason why the databases reappears?
Pretty sure, no.
Have you checked trash per @cgrunenberg and the “clean” I suggested? What were the results?
I’ll try tonight!
Ok. Best as first step read the short section in the DEVONthink Manual about ‘clean’ before doing a clean. Just so you know what you are doing.
If you have deleted a database that has been previously synced, and not CLEANed it beforehand, then it will still appear in the list of “REMOTE” databases in Settings>Sync.
You can then select and CLEAN the deleted database to remove it from your sync store.
The thread is more than a year old, but I think you intended to reply to the OP, @jcmraats ?
Yes, thanks, and now done so!