Re: GDA missing records retest (long)

2008-04-19 Thread Phil Longstaff
Mark Johnson wrote: > Now, the libgda project is busy on version 4, which no longer contains > the GdaQuery object. I don't expect much bug fixing of version 3, but > it would be very much needed for gnucash. I do not think that version 3 > is ready for prime time, given the number of bugs this p

Re: GDA missing records retest (long)

2008-04-19 Thread Mark Johnson
Phil Longstaff wrote: > Mark Johnson wrote: > >> While looking at the PostgreSQL error log, I also noted the following error: >> ERROR: relation "books" does not exist >> STATEMENT: INSERT INTO books (guid, root_account_guid, >> root_template_guid) VALUES ('be5d5b80c1a8f36ec33139cb27440ca7',

Re: GDA missing records retest (long)

2008-04-19 Thread Phil Longstaff
Mark Johnson wrote: > While looking at the PostgreSQL error log, I also noted the following error: > ERROR: relation "books" does not exist > STATEMENT: INSERT INTO books (guid, root_account_guid, > root_template_guid) VALUES ('be5d5b80c1a8f36ec33139cb27440ca7', > '8f436420bffa2ba45515192c895b0

Re: GDA missing records retest (long)

2008-03-11 Thread Mark Johnson
Phil Longstaff wrote: > Mark Johnson wrote: > >> Since I have one extra account showing in the XML file, I checked to see >> if the DBs have the ROOT account in them. They do not. >> QUESTION: Is this a problem? >> > > The ROOT account was added somewhere in the 2.x series in GC. It i

Re: GDA missing records retest (long)

2008-03-10 Thread Phil Longstaff
Mark Johnson wrote: > Now that I've managed to get the data saved to the DBs and the gnucash's > exitted, it is time to check the data in the DBs. > > As a check on the DB data, I created an awk script to count the numbers > of accounts, transactions, and splits in the xml data file. Here is th

GDA missing records retest (long)

2008-02-29 Thread Mark Johnson
Now that I've managed to get the data saved to the DBs and the gnucash's exitted, it is time to check the data in the DBs. As a check on the DB data, I created an awk script to count the numbers of accounts, transactions, and splits in the xml data file. Here is the awk script: BEGIN { n