https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=427519
--- Comment #5 from Daryl Lautenschlager <dard...@charter.net> ---
Jack,
In answer to your questions.
does KMM complain about anything related to the merged payees or the
missing transactions?
No, there is not any indication of a problem.
Can you find any of the missing transactions by looking
in the ledger for the relevant account and date?
No, I have looked in the ledgers that should contain the entries and
they are all gone.
Have you ever saved the file (to a new name so you
don't overwrite your good backup) and then opened it again?
Yes, and the entries are still gone.
Can you save an anonymized version of the file?
I don't see a way to do that, so you would need to give me
instructions.
On 10/16/20 6:54 PM, Jack wrote:
> https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=427519
>
> --- Comment #4 from Jack <ostrof...@users.sourceforge.net> ---
> Since you have done successful merges before, my guess is there is some
> problem
> with a transaction for one of the Payees to be deleted, which interrupts the
> reassignment of transactions to the chosen Payee. Again, only a guess, but I
> wonder if something other than the Payee-id is changed in a transaction, which
> is then left in some invalid state, no longer associated with any payee. In
> any case, a few more questions to help troubleshoot.
>
> If you do the merge, and then save the file (or maybe just run a consistency
> check) does KMM complain about anything related to the merged payees or the
> missing transactions? Can you find any of the missing transactions by looking
> in the ledger for the relevant account and date? Here I'm wondering if the
> transactions are actually still present, but there is only some problem in the
> display in the Payees View. Have you ever saved the file (to a new name so
> you
> don't overwrite your good backup) and then opened it again?
>
> Can you save an anonymized version of the file? If so, can you identify the
> three payees to be merged, and which one you want to keep? In the anonymized
> files, Payees are just named by their internal ID, so for example, you can do
> 'grep "PAYEE.*PetSmart" file.xml' or 'zgrep "PAYEE.*PetSmart" file.kmy' to
> find
> the id for that Payee. If you can replicate the problem with the anonymized
> file, there is a better chance of myself or one of the developers identifying
> the underlying problem.
>
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