Hello!
I just started, I'm using CQRLog 2.3.0 amd64 deb on a Deepin 15.11 distro.
I also had this same problem on Mint.
I imported an ADIF from MacLoggerDX to CQR.
On CRR - qso in log number is correct: 1323 entries or very close, But my oldest logs are not showing. Only IF I do a search for an old qso, is it shown.
As I enter a new entry the oldest qso disapears. This isn't what I want. My question is how do I proceed so I can view all my log entries.
I tried going ~/.config/cqrlog/database and couldn't find anything = empty, not available or I got lost... Yikes I'm new
I highlighted a qso, hit control + command and nothing flips new/old.
There were other export options given on MacLoggerDx: ADIF XML, and V4 Log Data.
I went through several MacLoggerDx up dates or upgrades.
Do I need to start over? not sure how to even delete log 1
I thought I better ask for help, thanks!
de Mike
K0YO
Hi MIke!
Sounds just similar like this: https://www.cqrlog.com/comment/7688#comment-7688
I got zipped database as asked in that message chain.
I imported it to test users cqrlog and did these things (I think all of these were not needed):
open cqrlog
open qso list/filter/create
check that you have 2 selections in "profile": "any profile" and " " (empty)
Select "any profile". Check that no other filed has data (I.E. you did not write to any column). Press OK.
See that at bottom middle of QSO list there is text "Filter is act..." and that QSO count is whole log.
open QSL list/File/group edit
set field to QTH profile
click 2 times Value field.It will have smaller frame inside selection frame
press Apply
set field to My locator
type your locator to Value
press Apply
With this you can see you changed all your qsos as you do not have my locator set in any qso (!!!)
every new qso should have my locator set. Log a new fake qso to see it happens.
At preferences/visible columns check "My locator" to see it in QSO list.
When cqrlog is still open, open command console:
copy command below:
mysqlcheck --socket=/home/YOUR_USERNAME/.config/cqrlog/database/sock --auto-repair -o --all-databases
It should run and give prompt again (one time it halted in my tests, if so then press Ctrl-C to stop it and start second try)
Copy command to console:
mysql --socket=/home/YOUR_USERNAME/.config/cqrlog/database/sock cqrlog001
at mysql prompt give:
truncate table cqrlog_config;
at mysql prompt give:
quit
After that close cqrlog from top right X of NewQSO window (as usually)
Start cqrlog again
With those I saw all qsos in my Fedora29. Over 8000 qsos that made 505 pages with 17 qsos per page in "QSO list.
But Alain, whos log it was, didn't still see all qsos. I assume he did all those things in way I had listed.
It looked like some part of his qsos were also imported from other log program (my locator not set, then)
You could try the same and see what happens.
I would be interesting to know the root reason for this. I did not find it out.
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Saku
OH1KH
Hi MIke!
I think you are using 2.3.0(001)
If that is so the problem (root cause) is bug that is fixed in 2.3.0(002), or 2.3.0(003) that is preferred version now.
See https://www.cqrlog.com/node/2286
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Saku
OH1KH
You're correct I was running 2.3.0(001)
I did a gui uninstall of 001 and DL'ed this: https://cqrlog.com/files/beta/cqrlog_20190726_amd64.tar.gz
I found 20190726 in my home folder...
after a lot of confusion I found an exe cqrlog file in the bin folder, but no install option. The program opened,
My logs showed up with out a adif import, I thought I uninstalled 001, No application icon, My log now says 003, but sadly nothing got fixed, old logs still not showing.
Mike
Hi MIke!
Did you try this?
https://www.cqrlog.com/comment/7729#comment-7729
After you have installed version 2.3.0(001) from package upgrading is just replacing the /usrbin/cqrlog file (in some cases it might be found as /usr/local/bin/cqrlog).
Package should add all required libraries. After that upgrading cqrlog us usually just copy of the main binary file.
of course something is missing then, like upgrade to help sections but program itself works.
Installing via package (as well as uninstalling) or with direct copying the binary file does not touch your logs and settings that all are in folder /home/your_username/.config/cqrlog (can be accessed also like ~/.config/cqrlog as the ~ replaces /home/your_username)
If you want to clear all logs and settings just delete the /home/your_username/.config/cqrlog folder. Then it is like you have never used cqrlog before and logged 0 qsos.
NOTE!!! that really deletes all logs!
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Saku
OH1KH
Yes this worked: If you want to clear all logs and settings just delete the /home/your_username/.config/cqrlog folder.
I started all over.
Yes I tried this: ttps://www.cqrlog.com/comment/7729#comment-7729
I think the author is asking to put my grid square the My Locator Value? Which I did....
I hit apply and the same screen just pops up again. The other option is cancel and then I followed the instructions all the way through. Terminal said BYE.
As a side note my grid squares in actuallity are not the same for all QSO's
Well...
The text was copied from one of my emails. In that case imported log from other program did not include MyLoc at all. So setting it was a way to see that Group Edit really worked for all qsos.
Sorry about that, it did not fit to your case in this part.
You pointed out a new issue that must be fixed. Thanks for that!
Group Edit needs text "Changes done" or at least clearing both fields to show that operation was done.
In a way you can guess it from message "Reloading data" but that is not clear.
Only way to get out from Group Edit is button "Cancel" and if changed values remain to fields doing "cancel" may show out confusing.
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Saku
OH1KH
Keep up the good work, I'll keep experimenting as well, maybe keep a log 1 and a log 2.
I learned much in this also!
Thanks so much for your time and patience, I don't know how you do it.
Much Appreciated,
Mike