How to recover Containers.db database
If you’re comfortable with command line, in some cases database could be restored using this method:
1. Get latest sqlite3.exe from www.sqlite.org
2. open your database in sqlite3: “sqlite3 mylogin.exb”
3. dump your database using sqlite3 command commands: “.output mylogin.sql” “.dump” “.quit”
4. restore sql dump into a new database: “sqlite3 mylogin_new.exb” “.read mylogin.sql” “.quit”
5. delete all mylogin.exb.* files from EvernoteDatabases
6. copy mylogin_new.exb over mylogin.exb in EvernoteDatabases
The above could rescue corrupt database and make it readable again, so you can export all the recent stuff. I still recommend to re-create database from from scratch by resycning it with the service, then importing the recent notes exported from the rescued database.
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