Another problem with scheme query and SQL backend

[Phil Longstaff]

On May 31, 2009 12:41:13 pm Phil Longstaff wrote:
> On May 31, 2009 06:53:23 am Erwin Rieger wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > i have another funny problem with querying data from scheme with the
> > (my)sql backend.
> >
> > The query from my previous posts do only return transactions that
> > are/were shown in the gui (ledger)!
> >
> > Steps to reproduce:
> >       * install config.user from my previous post in ~/.gnucash
> >       * open a nonempty sql-book with gnucash (with --extra command line
> >         option), all accounts closed, only account-tree visible
> >       * run scheme query from the "Extensions - AQueryTest1" menu
> >       * watch output on console: "got 0 transactions..."
> >       * open a account with transactions in it
> >       * run scheme query from the "Extensions - AQueryTest1" menu a
> >         second time
> >       * watch output on console, now it reports a number of returned
> >         transactions
> >       * close ledger view of account
> >       * re-run query, console still reports a number of returned
> >         transactions
>
> Yes, there definitely isn't support for general queries, yet.  I *do* have
> something in there which is commented out, so maybe I need to get it
> working. I wasn't aware of the extensions menu, so didn't have a way of
> creating a general query.  All I had was the ones built into gnucash.  The
> main one is a split query for a single account, used to populate a
> register, and at this point, the assumption is that that is the only query
> used.  This explains why your BQueryTest fails (isn't split query for a
> single account) and why this test here fails (it might load a single
> account, but not all accounts). However, any accounts which have a ledger
> open would have had those splits/transactions already loaded.

Fixed (basically) in r18136 - still not support for complete queries, but 
these queries work.

Phil