crash when loading file - date related

[Risto Paasila]

yes the workaround did fix my problem,
although I haven't re-enabled scheduled transactions.

Many thanks for your help
Risto

On 06/01/2008, at 8:53 AM, Josh Sled wrote:

> Risto Paasila <rpaasila at bigpond.net.au> writes:
>> I have a problem when loading one particular file. It crashes without
>> any information.
>> It was working find last year, with the last update done on the 21st
>> of December,
>> but now when I try in the new year, it fails. So I set back the  
>> system
>> clock to various dates.
>> It works up to the 30th of December, but fails on dates from 30th of
>> December, and 1st of January onwards.
>
> I've seen other instances of this that are really
> <http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=505972>; the date-related  
> changes
> are concomitant with scheduled transactions (not) being run.
>
> A workaround is to run `gnucash --nofile`, change the Preferences so  
> that the
> Scheduled Transactions "since last run" process does *not* happen on
> startup/file load, and File > Open your file; 2.2.3 will address the  
> problem.
>
> That might not fit your profile, though.
>
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