lose reports if path is changed
Derek Atkins
warlord at MIT.EDU
Thu Oct 28 16:31:42 EDT 2004
Yes, this is how it works. All report information is tied to the
filename of your data file (and the report information is stored under
~/.gnucash/books). If you change the name (or path to) your data file
it assumes it's a DIFFERENT data file so it also assumes your report
settings are no longer valid.
-derek
fideli <fmoledina at uwaterloo.ca> writes:
> Hey everyone,
>
> I had to move my gnucash file (called "cash") from one computer to
> another. I am a different user on this new computer so as a result, my
> path is different for my "cash" file. This has caused me to "lose" all
> my custom reports and has left me with nothing but the account view. I
> have tested this by making changes on the new computer, copying the file
> back to the old computer and my reports appear again. Even on the same
> old computer (no pun intended), I moved the cash file around and it
> wouldn't show the reports unless it was in the original path used when I
> created them. Is there any correlation between these two properties and
> if so, how can I fix it (besides reverting to the old computer)? Thanks!
>
> fideli
>
>
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