Crash on file parsing with 1.6.2
Dave Peticolas
dave@krondo.com
31 Oct 2001 13:25:18 -0800
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On Wed, 2001-10-31 at 01:20, Jesse Becker wrote:
> So I've happily been using gnucash for some time, and have slowly built u=
p
> enough data so that switching systems would be painful, and the problems
> start...(isn't that always the case?)
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> Basically, it looks to my untrained eye like the data file I've been writ=
ing
> became corrupted somehow.
Judging from the errors below, you have an account without a currency.
You have a couple options:
1) Edit your gnucash data file with a text editor and find a=20
<gnc:account> block without a <act:currency> block inside
of it. When you find it, add the act:currency block by
copying from another account.
2) Restore from your most recent .xac backup file.
> I'm running Gnucash version 1.6.2 (the rpm build) on a Mandrake 8
laptop. I
> have just started playing with having gnucash fetch quotes from online, a=
nd
> so I ran the 'update-finance-quote' script. It ran to completion,
> installing and updating a ton of stuff. Afterwards, fetching quotes stil=
l
> did not work, so I shutdown gnucash, and restarted it.
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> Gnucash now refuses to read the data file I've been using.
>=20
> If I start gnucash without telling it to open a file, it works fine. If =
I
> give it one of the files I've recently created, it does not work. Creati=
ng
> a brand new (very small) datafile, shutting gnucash down, and re-opening =
the
> file does work.
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> I've tried loading the file from the "Open..." menu option, and via the
> '--load FILE' command line option. Neither work.
--load is for loading scheme scripts, not data files.
dave
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