Copy MediaMonkey 5 Database Without Copying Settings

[dypsis]

From time to time, I copy my MediaMonkey 5 database to my laptop.
Because my laptop screen is a lot smaller than my desktop, column selections and settings are different.

Can I somehow copy my database without it changing the settings?

[Lowlander]

No, those are part of the database.

[dypsis]

I suspected that.
I just thought that there may be a way to separate it.
Unfortunately not.

[Peke]

Hi,
What files you copy to laptop when you migrate Database?

[Barry4679]

From time to time, I copy my MediaMonkey 5 database to my laptop.
Because my laptop screen is a lot smaller than my desktop, column selections and settings are different.

Can I somehow copy my database without it changing the settings?

No, those are part of the database.

Are you sure about that? It would make more sense that they were stored in the persistent.json file?

dypsis, I would try setting up the laptop as you want it, and then drop in a copy of MM5.db from your main PC.
That may retain much of your laptop settings.

LowLander, is there any issue with this experiment?

[Ludek]

Columns selections and UI settings in general is within persistent.json file (some in MediaMonkey.ini) so copying just MM5.DB will persist your UI settings.

[dypsis]

The only file I copy is MM5.DB. But after doing that, I have to make settings adjustments.

[Barry4679]

The only file I copy is MM5.DB. But after doing that, I have to make settings adjustments.

which adjustments? ... just curious