David, thank you again! I was able to recover the missing account and ALL of
my missing transactions! I just wanted to update for the community to have a
record.
Thanks to the article that David provided which points out that accounts are
not part of log files, I was able to manipulate the data
Solution found:
http://gnucash.1415818.n4.nabble.com/GNC-GNC-3-3-CSV-Importer-Freezing-on-MacOS-tp4704858.html
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Is there a setting to save and make backups automatically? I've looked but
cannot find.
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Update! The problem is restricted to a malfunction with the date format in
the 2.6.16 version. Specifically, the program will allow the user to proceed
with import in the default format /MM/DD despite the CSV transaction
dates being formatted as MM/DD/. This is what causes the program to
True! ...however, text editor is unable to open the main data file. How can
the main file be manually accessed?
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So, I'm just trying to understand, I deactivate compression and this makes
the file openable as xml?
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I've updated to 3.3 and recovered all but the missing invoices.
In recreating the missing invoices the challenge is that duplicate
receivable entries will be created as well. Does anyone have a method they
would recommend to recreate invoices that will not throw off the receivable
account?
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Thank you that's good to know if it ever occurs again.
Now, I need to find a workaround that will allow me mark the invoice as
paid.
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How are invoices designated as paid in the xml file?
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Autosave simply updates the log file whereas closing the program updates the
main file, correct?
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By RE-APPLY do you mean to process a new identical payment, or can the
existing payment simply be re-designated?
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I was able to recover some data from a log file but an important account with
many detailed splits was not recreated. I'm hoping that GnuCash has
transactions for that account stored.
At the time I replayed the log file the account was non-existent. My hope
was that the replay would recreate
100 transactions is not what I'd consider massive. Nonetheless, I cannot
understand why saving could not be done automatically or why the log file
doesn't seem to contain all changes. I've tried to replay the log and it
saved some but doesn't seem to restore all the transactions. I'm still
missing
Agreed. OFX/QIF works perfect. My CSV import did not only freeze but crashed
the program and caused me to lose a large amount of data. Hundreds of asset
transactions plus one entire liability account as well as several dozens of
invoices -- all gone. CSV import has huge problems, stay away from
Thanks David. I appreciate understanding how the program works. This is
helpful to know, even though it doesn't cure my problem. At least now I know
that if I can figure out how to read the log file it would help me to
manually reconstruct the transactions for the missing account.
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