After uninstall Database Query, I ran the database repair utility from DVD Profiler before install DQ again. Unfortunately the issue remains for me. 

My computer now is under Windows XP.

Maybe I am missing some important update, who knows.

I use several collection categories as well.

Also, when I tried to use the "Refresh Data" option for update the changes I made, it run indefinitely until I had to force it to close (and DVD Profiler too).

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I'll look into it.  That's really odd.  It works just find for me on Windows 7.

The "Database Query 2.9"-Plugin crashes when it should finish the data loading.
I don't select the loading of the cast and/or crew data.



The error message in english would be:
The index was outside the array range.

I already tried the following but with no success:
1) Repaired the DVDProfiler Database.
2) I initially installed the Plugin WITHOUT the uninstallation of the previous version, so i uninstalled version 2.9 and then installed the 2.9 again.

With the former DVDProfiler version and the plugin version 2.7 it worked, but DVDProfiler 3.9 and the plugin version 2.9 won't work.

The "Missing child profiles" query doesn't seem to work correctly with my collection. All of my boxsets but one are listed. But I do have the correct child profiles in my collection. The missing profile IDs also don't seem to be correct.

One example: "Missing profile IDs: 4010324021359.5, 4010324021366.5, 4010324021373.5"

The EAN number is correct but if the ".5" is supposed to be country code then it should be a 4. Actually, the only box set in my collection that is listed as containing the child profiles is an import from the USA (country code 5).

I now have Windows 10. Dvdprofiler works fine, but Database Query doesn't work anymore. When I launch it, its freezes Dvdprofiler, and I have to force the end of the program. After that, my database has errors that cannot be repaired, and I'm obliged to open a new database, using a backup file. I tried to uninstall Database Query and reinstall it, but the result was the same. 

That's interesting.  I've not updated yet, but will hopefully make the change soon.  I'll have to run it through it's tests then and see if something is going on.

Quoting surfeur51:

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I now have Windows 10. Dvdprofiler works fine, but Database Query doesn't work anymore. When I launch it, its freezes Dvdprofiler, and I have to force the end of the program. After that, my database has errors that cannot be repaired, and I'm obliged to open a new database, using a backup file. I tried to uninstall Database Query and reinstall it, but the result was the same. 

I solved that problem. In fact, I have to run DvdProfiler as an administrtator to see the plugin work correctly. Running as an administrator was not necessary for the main program, but it seems to be necessary for some plugins. 

While this may often distinguish genuine DVDP (= movie credits) data from IMDb data, it doesn't always work that way - there ARE movies out there with credits like that. Quite recently I came across one (can't remember the title now). Users should be aware of this.