Colin,
Maybe a problem with your book. I just did the same exercise (stepping in the
debugger to make sure that everything was getting called in the right places,
it is) and didn't get any such errors.
Regards,
John Ralls
> On Apr 20, 2019, at 8:49 AM, Colin Law wrote:
>
> I thought I would
I thought I would try this with 3.5 on Ubuntu 18.10. Using Save As
repeatedly to sqlite3 does not result in locked files. I can go back
and open the previous versions without issue.
However, when saving to sqlite, which I don't normally, I do see in
the trace file
* 16:43:29 ERROR [error_handler
Geert
I assume the state files are the .gcm files in
~/.local/share/gnucash/
But,
I never change the names of the underlying files,
yet still, frequently when I open a previous version,
I will lose the tabs, nd just get the default "Accounts" tab.
Was just trying to test it to see if I could es
Thanks John
The SQL locks are in a table inside the database, not in a separate file"
That would mean there is one for each gnucash file. Good to know.
"How are you creating these "earlier saved versions""
Just with "save as".
Then I do some more changes, then do another "save as" with a higher
Op zaterdag 20 april 2019 17:08:02 CEST schreef Adrien Monteleone:
> I figured the lock was in the db, but wasn’t certain.
>
> I just tested with my current data file:
>
> Clean exit via GnuCash > Quit GnuCash
> Copy & Rename file to `test-1234.gnucash`
> Re-open GnuCash
> File > Open > `test-123
I figured the lock was in the db, but wasn’t certain.
I just tested with my current data file:
Clean exit via GnuCash > Quit GnuCash
Copy & Rename file to `test-1234.gnucash`
Re-open GnuCash
File > Open > `test-1234.gnucash`
The file opened fine, save none of the open tabs from when I exited wer
> On Apr 20, 2019, at 5:58 AM, mc wrote:
>
> Config:
> gnucash 3.5 clean install.
> (X)ubuntu Linux 18.04
> gnucash files saved as sqlite.
>
> Am new to gnucash and testing it.
>
> I keep several versions of a gnucash file,
> saved with names like --.gnucash
>
> After cleanly exiting gnucas
Good question,
I use SQLite3 also, and there are no .LCK files in my data directory. (they
might be placed elsewhere as I’m on MacOS)
But I’ve never had an issue opening other files than my current one.
The only thing I noticed was that you mentioned you cleanly exited before
opening one of th
Config:
gnucash 3.5 clean install.
(X)ubuntu Linux 18.04
gnucash files saved as sqlite.
Am new to gnucash and testing it.
I keep several versions of a gnucash file,
saved with names like --.gnucash
After cleanly exiting gnucash by a normal Quit,,
I may try to open an earlier saved version.
I fr
