Note: as a dev I have (and probably many before me) tried to look at
what it would take allow selecting multiple transactions at the same
time and then do an operation. Sadly, there's no quick fix to GC that
could make this happen, it's a large re-write apparently. One dev looked
(is looking?)
On 2021-01-31 20:05, David Cousens wrote:
I don't have any experience of MySQL with GnuCash but I would try and
look at
logs for the MySQL server in /var/log/mysql. If the problem is with
the
server rather than GnuCash itself, that may indicate it. Also check the
Gnucash,trace file (
I don't have any experience of MySQL with GnuCash but I would try and look at
logs for the MySQL server in /var/log/mysql. If the problem is with the
server rather than GnuCash itself, that may indicate it. Also check the
Gnucash,trace file ( https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Tracefile) which should
That might be a permissions issue. Recently I have had some problems when
GnuCash doesn't know how to gain access if it doesn't already have it in
Linux. In my case it is a Samba problem.
On Sun, Jan 31, 2021, 7:45 PM gnu Gord wrote:
> Thank you very much for the information. It seems the
Thank you very much for the information. It seems the problem was that I
had not installed the libdbd-mysql package. I did have the libdbi but not
the mysql package. I also did not have the libdbd packages for pgsql or
sqlite3 ... but I do now! and they now show up in gnucash as options for
the
It will depend on whether you have installed for the distributions
repositories using their software manager or whether you have installed a
flatpak version either from the repository or the GnuCash website.
The flatpak versions often require specific permissions granted so they can
access the
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From: gnu Gord
To: gnucash-user@gnucash.org
Cc:
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Date: Sun, 31 Jan 2021 14:56:03 -0800
Subject: [GNC] mysql setup in linux (debian)
Having some problems with mysql setup for linux.
I got the Windows version to work but don't seem to have the option to
"save as" mysql in my linux
Thanks for the reply.
When I go to 'save as' the Data Format drop-down only has XML as an option,
unlike my Windows version that has Mysql and others.
I installed the Linux version using apt so I did not build it myself.
Perhaps the official package was built without this support? If so, would I
On 1/31/21 2:30 PM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
On 1/31/21 12:26 PM, Jeff Rizzo wrote:
On 1/31/21 12:05 PM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
PPS Backups are mandatory.
Yeah, they will be, once I get enough useful data in there that I
don't keep starting over from scratch. Since I sent out the
Using what you wrote here as a clue, I went looking for some older posts
by you, and I think I found the actual helpful piece in it: it wasn't
clear to me before that the account field WAS actually paste-able; I
thought I had tried and failed, but I must have done something else wrong.
This
If you select File-Saves As from the menu, you should see a drop down box
labelled Data Format at the top of the dialog window. "xml" is selected by
default.Click on the down arrow and select the format you wish to use.
GnuCash is normally built by default with the support for the various
I believe the first thing to check is libdbi, is it installed? Mike
On Sun, 2021-01-31 at 14:56 -0800, gnu Gord wrote:
> Having some problems with mysql setup for linux.
>
> I got the Windows version to work but don't seem to have the option
> to
> "save as" mysql in my linux version.
> Are
I'd ask how many transactions you've got to edit-- because over the years, I've
had many opportunities to bulk edit transactions (new ideas on account setups,
realizations that what I'd been doing didn't meet my needs or goals, etc.).
In every case, it's been quite easy to change even large
Having some problems with mysql setup for linux.
I got the Windows version to work but don't seem to have the option to
"save as" mysql in my linux version.
Are there some instructions somewhere that talk about using/setting up
mysql in linux?
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the ones that have "(Multicolumn)" in their name.
On 1/31/21 1:04 PM, Marcus Winston wrote:
Hi all,
I just found this thread on the web:
On 1/31/21 12:26 PM, Jeff Rizzo wrote:
On 1/31/21 12:05 PM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
PS If using a database back-end and you have experience as a
database admin or programmer then use the database tools to effect
the changes. Again, make that backup first and loop around as needed
until
Hi all,
I just found this thread on the web:
https://gnucash.uservoice.com/forums/101223-feature-request/suggestions/2149519-reporting-multiple-periods
Given the date on the post from Geert Janssens, I'm guessing this report
or capability isn't included in my GnuCash version 3.6 (from ~1.5
You can save as XML, make your changes, then save as SQLite again. I've
bounced back and forth several times without issue.
You can also do an export to csv, make edits in a spreadsheet, then
import the corrected transactions, and just delete the Imbalance account
and all transactions in it.
If those transactions appeared in the imbalance account because you
imported them without correctly assigning them during the import process,
just re-import them. Note that if they were imported from OFX files the
bad transactions would have to be deleted before they can be re-imported.
On Sun,
On 1/31/21 12:05 PM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
PS If using a database back-end and you have experience as a database
admin or programmer then use the database tools to effect the
changes. Again, make that backup first and loop around as needed
until GnC looks good.
Yeah, since I'm using
I have not had to do this at a large enough level to warrant the below:
1. Make a backup copy of your file (I presume you are using XML instead
of a database back-end).
2. Export all the transactions from the Imbalance Account (getting the
other splits also).
3. Delete the entire Imbalance
Ok, I did manage to get the new scheduled transaction added. Can't really say
what I did different from the other 5 times I tried, but regardless, the
issue (for me) is resolved. Thanks for the reply, consider this inquiry
closed...
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Hi-
I'm currently trying to get my financial house back in order after some
years, and have been pleasantly surprised with how much progress GNUCash
has made since last I tried to use it (8 or 9 years ago). It seems to
fit my need almost perfectly at this point, with one gaping hole - not
David should have mentioned that there is a second text field available called
Notes and that you select View>Double Line to access it, and yet another, Memo,
that's associated with each split in a transaction; click the Split button in
the toolbar or choose auto split or journal view in the
John,
First please reply to the list or reply all. I personally cannot help you.
Second, as David T hinted, there are two ways that Quicken does downloads
from financial institutions. One is the direct download method that is
proprietary through Intuit but is sometimes called QFX. That method
That's getting into an area that is hard coded. Some field names will
change depending on your language settings, but that's about it.
On Sun, Jan 31, 2021 at 5:20 AM Gary Stewart
wrote:
> Hi, I'm new to GnuCash and I was wondering if it is possible to change the
> Description Column heading
That is perhaps what is causing my problem with setting up accounts with
Security Service FCU.
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