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Hi Thomas:<br>
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Sorry it has been a busy few days. I checked this again on my end in
KMM and using an SQLite database. All the payee address data is
being stored in the addressStreet column only. Not sure why. This is
also how I have the Android version running right now, but my guess
is that both should be fixed. :)<br>
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-Eric<br>
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On 08/21/2011 05:18 AM, Thomas Baumgart wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
on Sunday 21 August 2011 07:28:18 Eric A. Bonney wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I am working with KMM ver 4.5.96 and I noticed something tonight while
working on my Android "port". It appears that the entire address is
saved in the column addressStreet. It does not appear that the columns
addressCity, addressZipcode, addressState are used at all.
The payee address tab has a large text box to enter the address in, but
this is not parsed out to the various columns. I have also attempted to
update those columns myself and then looked at the payee in KMM when I
do, the City and State are not brought into the payee screen.
I am not sure if this is a bug or if this working as intended. I planned
on putting the actual address components into the specific columns
listed in the database. Is this the correct approach or are those
columns going to disappear and have only one column for the entire address?
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This is more of a question towards the DB backend implementors but I try to
give some hints nevertheless. The frontend keeps them as seperate attributes
(found in mymoneypayee.h)
// Simple get operations
QString name(void) const
QString address(void) const
QString city(void) const
QString state(void) const
QString postcode(void) const
as well does the XML backend
<PAYEE email="" matchingenabled="0" reference="" id="P000003"
name="Stadtgrund" >
<ADDRESS street="" postcode="" city="" state="" telephone="" />
</PAYEE>
and also the SQL backend stores them in different columns from what I see (I
am not a DB expert) in MyMoneyStorageSql::writePayee().
So now I am confused. All what I see does not match what you report. At least
it's my impression. Maybe someone with more knowledge at this point can shed
some light on Eric's findings.
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