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-rescan is a command line argument that is passed to the bitcoin client after restoring wallet.dat from backup.

Which files get recalculated?
Which files does the rescan command read?
Why is it a good practice to first download all the blocks, then rescan, and not the other way around? (as a comment on this answer suggests a comment on this answer suggests)

-rescan is a command line argument that is passed to the bitcoin client after restoring wallet.dat from backup.

Which files get recalculated?
Which files does the rescan command read?
Why is it a good practice to first download all the blocks, then rescan, and not the other way around? (as a comment on this answer suggests)

-rescan is a command line argument that is passed to the bitcoin client after restoring wallet.dat from backup.

Which files get recalculated?
Which files does the rescan command read?
Why is it a good practice to first download all the blocks, then rescan, and not the other way around? (as a comment on this answer suggests)

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asked Sep 25, 2011 at 23:22

How exactly does -rescan work?

-rescan is a command line argument that is passed to the bitcoin client after restoring wallet.dat from backup.

Which files get recalculated?
Which files does the rescan command read?
Why is it a good practice to first download all the blocks, then rescan, and not the other way around? (as a comment on this answer suggests)

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