Thunderbird calendar entries disappeared - Lightning: database disk image is malformed

I am unable to find any calendar entries. I bet i was using the Lightning addon or something and possibly TB updated recently (78.10.0 (64-bit)), maybe i have not rebooted OS.
I am unable to find any calendar extension among addons in TB.

When i launch TB via command line, i see:

console.warn: Lightning: {“result”:11,“message”:“database disk image is malformed”,“ERROR”:1,“INTERNAL”:2,“PERM”:3,“ABORT”:4,“BUSY”:5,“LOCKED”:6,“NOMEM”:7,“READONLY”:8,“INTERRUPT”:9,“IOERR”:10,“CORRUPT”:11,“FULL”:13,“CANTOPEN”:14,“EMPTY”:16,“SCHEMA”:17,“TOOBIG”:18,“CONSTRAINT”:19,“MISMATCH”:20,“MISUSE”:21,“NOLFS”:22,“AUTH”:23,“FORMAT”:24,“RANGE”:25,“NOTADB”:26}
JavaScript error: resource:///modules/CalStorageCalendar.jsm, line 311: NS_ERROR_FAILURE: error executing async statement
JavaScript error: resource:///modules/CalStorageCalendar.jsm, line 311: NS_ERROR_FAILURE: error executing async statement
JavaScript error: resource:///modules/CalStorageCalendar.jsm, line 311: NS_ERROR_FAILURE: error executing async statement
JavaScript error: resource:///modules/CalStorageCalendar.jsm, line 311: NS_ERROR_FAILURE: error executing async statement
JavaScript error: resource:///modules/CalStorageCalendar.jsm, line 311: NS_ERROR_FAILURE: error executing async statement
JavaScript error: resource:///modules/CalStorageCalendar.jsm, line 311: NS_ERROR_FAILURE: error executing async statement
JavaScript error: chrome://chat/content/conversation-browser.js, line 853: NotSupportedError: CustomElementRegistry.define: ‘conversation-browser’ has already been defined as a custom element

btw, it can help to restore backup of the files in this directory: /home/me/.thunderbird/namehere.default-release/calendar-data/ when TB is not running.

I’m having the same issue. Thunderbird (78.7.1 (64-bit)) on Ubuntu also. May be an upstream issue.

So we should not bother finding if issue exist on a bug tracker Log in to Bugzilla or reporting it because it was one-time issue that may not be prevented in the future?

The Lightning calendar is now built-in.