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Posted by Gunner on September 4, 2006, 11:46 am
Please log in for more thread options Thanks for your response Ron - I am comfortable with my back-ups, and I
have validated/super validated in the past. As far as clarifying
"eventually", I can't because I haven't looked at it everyday. I just
know that I have changed it countless times and when I do poke around
it's changed back to the 123456789 number. Now, with that said, I don't
EXACTLY when the reverts have occurred, only that they did.
I will start to look at it everyday, and see if I can pinpoint EXACTLY
when it reverts back. I know that occasionally, (again no specific
pattern), I have to re-set the one-step update for this account
(remember, I do one-step update(s) daily) and I have never been able to
figure out why that happens either. I do not change settings from one
day to the next, so it is not something that should be entering the
picture. I chalk it up to it's one of those "cosmic tumbler things" -
hahahaha
I hope the problem can or will be solved too - I will try to remeber to
post something to this newsgroup when and if a fix happens.
Thanks again... Gunner
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>I don't know the answer to this problem either, sorry, but here's a
>shot in the dark: try validating the file. And if that doesn't work
>and you trust your backups, try a super validate.
>
>> I've done the close, restart, reboot and the correct number is there.
>> But eventually, it ALWAYS somehow reverts back to the 123456789.
>> number.
>
> It might help the gurus (among whom I am not numbered ): ) if you
> could clarifty that "eventually" with greater detail. For example,
> will the reversion occur *before* you do an online update? Or only
> after? And are you saying specifically that after it happens, you can
> no longer complete an online update - ie. is the problem really
> functional or merely cosmetic?
>
> snip
>
>> Maybe, just maybe, it's the way I get the One-Step Updates from this
>> particular FI that is the problem, or it's a bug in QD 2006
>> (specifically with the FI that I'm using).
>
> Ah, so you're saying it occurs only *after* a one step update? If
> that's the case, there appears to be a log file that might contain a
> clue. It's in the same directory as the file data. It's named
> yourfilenameOFXLOG.DAT . Unfortunately, it's binary. Maybe an Intuit
> tech support - or a guru here - can reveal how to read it.
>
> What happens if you log into your FI account through a web browser and
> do a "donwload to quicken" (assuming they permit that)? Does that
> cause the mutation?
>
> Hope you solve the problem, and if so, please post the solution.
>
> -Ron
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