Hello ! > With regard to Python bindings: The error (7,) is the same if you try to open > a locked xml file. Is there a description of possible error codes somewhere (in the bindings source for example) ? The latter seem on a auick glance just to pass them through. Are the exceptions coming from the c-code and then translated to python, so that I would find them in the gnucash-c-source ? > I'd think the python script would need to be amended to > trap the error and ask the user whether to continue or not. There'd then > need > to be some SQL to remove the lock. It would seem to be correct behaviour to > stop on encountering a locked database. Would that be an external call - like yesterday I just wrote a "script" echo "TRUNCATE GNCLOCK;" | mysql -u XXX --password=XXX gnucash - or is there or would it be useful to have a python function that does that via gnucash - taken that there is a function which handles that situation in the source ? The latter would be the code that is called by that dialogue which is opened by gnucash and asks you to force open. To put it in other words : Can that c-code be called by python ? For to me it seems more elegant to not have "external" calls from my skript but to have all commands running through the python-bindings. > Mike E > > regards,
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