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[Jack]

Enzo,

I'm also including the mailing list, which is a better place for this 
type of discussion, so when a solution is found, others will also be 
able to find it in the future.

The .kmy file you sent has only zero bytes in it (each byte is 0x00) so 
there was a problem at some point saving the file.  (you can do "od -c 
ENZO2020.kmy)  Do you have any backup files? KMyMoney usually keeps up 
to 10 backups of the file named ENZO2020.kmy.X~ where X goes from 1 to 
10.  See if any are different from the file you sent.  You can then 
either open that file directly with KMyMoney or rename it first.

Jack


On 3/14/20 6:56 AM, enzo.montanari at libero.it wrote:
> Buongiorno Jack, si ho ancora bisogno di aiuto.
> Non riuscendo più ad aprire il file l'ho abbandonato e ne ho creato uno nuovo.
> Purtroppo dopo un mese di utilizzo anche il nuovo file ha avuto lo stesso problema e non riesco più ad aprirlo.
> Al momento sto usando la versione 4.8.3, non so quale fosse la vecchia versione.
> Uso la piattaforma WINDOWS 10 HOME.
> Questo è l'errore che compare quando cerco di aprire il file:
> "Il file C:/Users/UTENTE/ENZO2020.kmy contiene il vecchio formato binario usato da KMyMoney. Utilizza una versione di KMyMoney più vecchia (0.8.x) che ancora supporta questo formato per convertirla al nuovo formato basato su XML."
> Allego il file che non riesco più ad aprire.
> Grazie per il supporto.
> Enzo
>
>
>> Il 26 febbraio 2020 alle 21.51 Jack <ostroffjh at users.sourceforge.net> ha scritto:
>>
>>
>> On 2020.02.08 09:11, Jack wrote:
>>> On 2/8/20 3:19 AM, enzo.montanari at libero.it wrote:
>>>> Buongiorno, la versione aggiornata non legge più il mio file .kmy
>>>>
>>>> Come posso recuperarlo e utilizzarlo con la nuova versione?
>>>>
>>>> Grazie
>>>>
>>>  From Google Translate: Hi, the updated version no longer reads my
>>> .kmy file. How can I recover it and use it with the new version?
>>> Thank you
>>>
>>> It depends on what the problem is.  What are the old and new
>>> versions?  What platform are you using (Linux, Windows, ...?)  Is
>>> there any error message?  Can you run from the console, in case there
>>> is more information displayed that way?
>>> Without knowing more, we don't know if the problem is accessing the
>>> file (network issue,) actually reading the file (corruption,) or some
>>> difference in the versions.  The last is not very likely; I don't
>>> think there have been any changes to the internal format of the .kmy
>>> file in a long time.
>>>
>>> Jack
>>>
>> Enzo,
>>
>> I don't know if you saw my reply, in case you are not subscribed to the
>> list.
>>
>> Please respond back to the list if you still need help.
>>
>> Jack