[GNC] gnucash 3.x corrupts data file

[David T.]

Jörg,
Frank points you to the spurious date that is likely the source of your trouble. I believe that at some point, the developers put in a data check into the upgrade process, to prevent errors from propagating forward, which would explain the problem arising now. Perhaps you could manually add a '3' after '201' before reopening the file. 
David
 
 
  On Mon, Nov 5, 2018 at 7:35, Frank H. Ellenberger<frank.h.ellenberger at gmail.com> wrote:   Hi Jörg,

Am 05.11.18 um 01:31 schrieb Jörg Schaible:
> When I start gnucash from the console, it will print an entry of the data file, when the dialog appears:
> 
>  <gnc:transaction version="2.0.0">
>    <trn:id type="guid">e1822daceb8b84988373e0df77f579cf</trn:id>
>    <trn:currency>
>      <cmdty:space>CURRENCY</cmdty:space>
>      <cmdty:id>EUR</cmdty:id>
>    </trn:currency>
>    <trn:date-entered>
>      <ts:date>2013-01-26 19:28:12 +0100</ts:date>
>    </trn:date-entered>
>    <trn:description/>
>    <trn:slots>
>      <slot>
>        <slot:key>date-posted</slot:key>
>        <slot:value type="gdate">
>          <gdate>201-01-02</gdate>
Are you sure about this ^ date?
>        </slot:value>
>      </slot>
>    </trn:slots>
>    <trn:splits>
>      <trn:split>
>        <split:id type="guid">015fa8714ca0f972d5fd1a26ef0a42eb</split:id>
>        <split:reconciled-state>n</split:reconciled-state>
>        <split:value>0/100</split:value>
>        <split:quantity>0/100</split:quantity>
>        <split:account type="guid">83053d3a807429e9f622ff73e9f0ef01</split:account>
>      </trn:split>
>    </trn:splits>
>  </gnc:transaction>

Regards
Frank

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