While I do not use the importers much these days, I will note that in https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v3/C/gnucash-guide/basics-backup1.html, there is information regarding the items that are and are not covered by log files. The reason that log files don't cover these, I believe, had to do with the fact that the developer for those parts didn't incorporate them into the logging process. As I understand it, accounts are also part of this omission. I know that doesn't help you out. Sorry. David On Mon, Nov 5, 2018 at 7:26, btrib<bryan.tribo...@gmail.com> wrote: 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 one entire account, many transactions with detailed splits and dozens of invoices.
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