Well, I do not know how I did it, but I think it was creating a new
account.
I know that when I started this thread yesterday, I was unable to add the
number of shares, but after reading both David's and Richard's responses, I
went back into GC, and lo and behold, I was able to add the shares to th
Joseph,
Those are the direct download links in the e-mail, which eventually
appear on the website. They usually are already there by the time this
announcement goes out, but occasionally, like this instance, the update
of those links don't go through properly.
Regards,
Adrien
On 9/30/24 1:2
On Sat, Oct 12, 2024 at 9:46 AM Gere Kiss Zsolt
wrote:
> *Since version 2.4 GnuCash supports SQL via the DBI backend. That again
> > supports PostgreSQL, MySQL and SQLite3 databases. This page contains
> > details about the SQL backend of GnuCash.*
>
> This, like many other documents and applicat
Dan:
On 2024-10-12 09:49, Dan a1TNC wrote:
What files in my in my business folder need to be backed up?
I'm running my Gnu Cash on a windows machine which have to be stored on the
local drive. Backing up the needed files in case of computer failure is
always a good practice. I have been learni
Chapter 12 of the book "GnuCash 2.4 Small Business Accounting" section
on Application Integration and Other Advanced Topics SQLite discusses
OpenOffice Base, SQLite3 and ODBC drivers. It also goes a little bit
into reporting using MS Excel with SQLite3 ODBC drivers.I haven't messed
around with
Derek has the right package names, for ubuntu BTW: I just installed
libdbd-sqlite3 and libdbd-pgsql and both options now appear in the drop
down for "Save As ...".
I went ahead and set up an account and DB in my local postgresql server,
and it "just worked" to save my existing set of accounts into
Indeed, there does appear to be a (large) gap in terms of instruction regarding
the database back ends. Having been around for a long time (back to 2006 or
so), I remember the implementation.
There has been a lot of instruction on this topic in the lists over the years,
and I seem to recall so
On Fedora 40 Linux, with GnuCash 5.8, I am running
gnucash-cli --log gnc.price-quotes=debug --quotes get
/lindata/GnuCash/pers/pers.gnucash
I get in the trace file:
* 16:36:08 ERROR gtk_tree_model_filter_convert_iter_to_child_iter:
assertion 'valid == TRUE' failed
* 16:51:57 ERROR [gnc_prices_di
What files in my in my business folder need to be backed up?
I'm running my Gnu Cash on a windows machine which have to be stored on the
local drive. Backing up the needed files in case of computer failure is
always a good practice. I have been learning how to use GnuC and found the
files there a
Note that the account name (under the brokerage account) is a separate name
from the securities listing, but as you noted, the account has a link to
the stock.
I tend to give the account name something that ties it to the account; for
example, if Harry & Sally each have a 401K with ASX stock, I mi
I've dealt with this many times in the past, for example a mutual fund
is renamed.
Updating to the new name and symbol was done using Security Editor. I
just checked for a random stock, and I can change the Full Name,
Symbol/abbreviation, Display symbol, etc. Changing these updates any
accoun
Hi Richard and all,
Thank you for your prompt response. You and Derek were correct; it was
sufficient to install some additional packages to support the database
backend. Specifically: libdbd-mysql for mysql, libdbd-sqlite3 for sqlite
and a similar one for postgres. I installed *libdbd-mysql* and
I thought you could just change the name in the stock editor and also change
the ticker symbol. At least, I've done that before, I think. Can't you?
I'll note that if you change the identity of the asset, the entire history will
use the new nomenclature. Technically, you would be better creatin
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