Good catch, Gord!
On 2021-02-01 10:36, gnu Gord wrote:
…It appears that mysql (or somewhere in the backend of gnuCash) does not
like a back slash character as the last character in a field. The data I
was trying to save had one entry with a 'notes' field that … was
"2 books one for A one for\".
On 2/1/21 10:36 AM, gnu Gord wrote:
Thanks to all that commented on this and thanks to the '/tmp/gnucash.trace'
file, I think I have discovered the problem.
It appears that mysql (or somewhere in the backend of gnuCash) does not
like a back slash character as the last character in a field. The da
On 2/1/21 4:45 AM, Michael or Penny Novack wrote:
On 1/31/2021 5:30 PM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
To err is human. It requires a computer to really foul things up --
especially if you ask the DBA (me in a former life) to fix a few
million transactions with "this script").
As somebody who d
Thanks to all that commented on this and thanks to the '/tmp/gnucash.trace'
file, I think I have discovered the problem.
It appears that mysql (or somewhere in the backend of gnuCash) does not
like a back slash character as the last character in a field. The data I
was trying to save had one entry
Hi all,
I have been a user of gnucash for a few years now. I started using GnuCash
through the manual posted as blog posts at http://accoo.nl/blog
I noticed however that this manual was not structured very well, certain things
were not mentioned, parts of the manual were a bit out of date etc.
On 1/31/2021 5:30 PM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
To err is human. It requires a computer to really foul things up --
especially if you ask the DBA (me in a former life) to fix a few
million transactions with "this script").
As somebody who did this sort of thing in my working days, I will se
On Sun, 31 Jan 2021 16:17:59 -0800
Jeff Rizzo wrote:
> though I'm currently puzzling a
> little about how to with an OFX source instead of CSV - it did ask me
> the real account name, but apparently only for one side of each
> transaction? I'll dig.
You set the account name for the account