well, its been almost 24 hours, so even if i was logged into my Natwest account, it should (by your theory as well) have logged me out.
So today I have tried the bank feed,and it does the same thing. I get error 179
oh, and i also get the message "0 of 1 Accounts updated Successfully"... Ummm I think you mean you didnt update ANY accounts successfully. This really is just bad programming which shows via the message.
The problem also is that in order to dumb the application down to the vast majority of users, QB have also omitted any meaningful ways to reset/clean/clear/refresh the data. (Im sure this will apply to other areas as well, but i haven't even got past the data feed stage yet).
Why didnt you take a leaf out of Microsoft's book? or at least provide a mechanism for advanced users via hidden keys to be able to do this?
Right now, I have managed to get me Bank Data feed connection, but still get the 179 error. I managed to do this by clearing all the cookies, cache and god know what else. Yet, when I selected that I want the date of the feed to start from 01/01/2019, it sets it to 01/01/2018, and you manually have to fix this again. However, it managed to pull ONE transaction (out of a few hundred). So where is the mechanism to ask it to reset the data-pull-date, without sacrificing a connection that already took hours to connect?
The other problem is actually mine. I assumed that surely a company with over 9000 employees must be better than Freeagent which only employs 110. Maybe I jumped the gun too soon when I chose between the two.
