9.1 Update Requires Upgrading the iPhoto Database Again?

I had iPhoto 9.0.1 installed and running fine. When I updated to 9.01, it ran the "Upgrading iPhoto database". I just installed the 9.1 update, and it is "Upgrading iPhoto database" again (and much slower this time). Is everyone having this experience?
The other odd thing, is that on startup, the iPhoto 9.1 saw all the iPhoto library backups I have, and asked me which to use. That never happened before.
David

Thanks for your response TD, but this App, iPhoto 11 came already installed on my computer. I registered my computer, but you can't register a product without a serial number. I don't have the iPhoto 11 serial number because it came installed on my computer already. I tried re-installing iPhoto 9.1 after registering my computer and got the same error message. However, I did find out that I hae 90 days of complimentary phone support. So I will be giving Apple a call.

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