David,
I could be mistaken, but I thought that the 'All' function negated the
need to be viewing the CoA when running it, and that the non-All
function operates as you describe. (context aware)
Good tip about the task manager. Sometimes the process is so fast, you
aren't sure if it completed or is stuck. While I think there is feedback
in the status bar of GnuCash, if it is really quick, you'll never
notice. Perhaps a dismiss-able confirmation dialog would be more reassuring.
Regards,
Adrien
On 3/27/24 12:25 PM, David Carlson wrote:
I agree with Adrien wholeheartedly. It is important to note that the Check
and Repair function has a different scope of operation depending on which
type of window has the current focus when it is invoked, and that if
started from a window that allows access to the entire inventory of
transactions, such as the chart of accounts window (I think), the process
may take a considerable amount of time, possibly an hour or longer in some
cases, so it would be desirable to have a task manager running in your OS
to help determine when the action is complete.
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