On 5/1/2015 2:36 PM, Ngewi Fet wrote: > > > On Fri, May 1, 2015 at 8:58 PM, David Carlson > <david.carlson....@gmail.com <mailto:david.carlson....@gmail.com>> wrote: > > OK Vicodin, thousands of KB, not thousands of MB. I am still > having trouble sorting this thread in Gmail, tho. > > > My current observation is that if I un-install the pre-beta and > install release 1.5.5 from Google Play, that version is able to > open my 4,500 KB compressed XML data file and I can find some > complex multi-line split transactions. there may be some issues > with security accounts, but I will defer that until I better > understand what is happening. There were no scheduled > transactions here, although the Since Last Run certainly finds > them on the desktop. This import seems to take quite a while, > perhaps a few minutes. > > > 1.5.5 completely ignores scheduled transactions. > > > > > However, if I un-install release 1.5.5 and use APK installer to > install the April 29 pre-beta 1.6.0, that version appears to > install correctly. I choose to cancel the account creation then > try to open that same 4,500 KB data file. GnuCash for Android > fails to parse a template credit card account (I think > ) it flys by pretty fast. then there are no accounts to display. > That happens much faster than the 1.5.5 import. > > > Yes, I also think that will be the issue. The main change between > 1.5.5 and 1.6.0 is the parsing of template transactions and scheduled > transactions. I would like to have an example of a template > transaction from your XML file if it is ok for you. > Also do you have any accounts or transactions which are not simple > currency transactions? I mean things like stocks, securities etc. > What happens when you install 1.5.5, import your file and then upgrade > in-place to 1.6.0? Do you run into any problems there?
Starting from release 1.5.5 looking at that XML file and directly installing the April 29 pre-beta, Gnucash for Android fails to start. There is a brief black screen then the apps page re-appears. The first time there was a list of files to open, but I was not expecting that and I cancelled. Now it won't go back to that window. That is not the same as when I manually un-install 1.5.5 before installing the pre-beta. Going back to one of your other questions, yes, there are many brokerage accounts with many stock and mutual fund accounts with purchases, sales and current balances in those securities. I was hoping to just ignore them for now. My default currency is US Dollars but I may have one or two expense accounts in CAD from years ago, although I do not use them now. As for the other question, I do not know how to identify a template. I remember that I accidentally created one once in release 2.4.something, and I never succeeded in removing it, but that was long ago. It continues to pop up when updating security prices. If you can help me to find it, I should be able to extract it and, if necessary, sanitize it for your perusal. David C > > > If I now try to restore the last backup, I get an error multiple > roots exist in book. The oldest backup restores the first two > manually entered transactions from last week. > > > Thanks for the feedback! > > _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list gnucash-devel@gnucash.org https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel