I’m on Quicken Mac Classic 9.0.3 on Mac OS 26.4.1 (M2 mini).
I’ve been encountering an issue in the last couple of months where not all of my Fidelity muni bond dividend transactions download. The problem only seems to occur on one Fidelity account, the others appear to be OK. E.g. for the muni account, 6 dividend transactions on the same date, but only 3 of these download into Quicken.
I called Fidelity and they suggested i create a new Quicken file, link it to that problematic Fidelity account, and sync.
I did this, and all the dividend transactions downloaded. The Fidelity tech then suggested that perhaps my main Quicken data file was corrupted.
I am not aware of any mechanism to check a Mac Quicken data file for corruption and correct it- This was available on the Windows version, but there is no such option (at least it is not visible) on Mac.
Is anyone else running into this, and if so are you aware of a solution? I did see a suggestion to export the transactions from the new data file and import them into my main data file. However I don’t see a way to export just a subset of transactions, so I’d need to manually edit the QFX file.
I did discover that when Quicken is running and has the data file open, a sqlite database file called “data” appears in the QDATA.quicken folder. this can be opened with sqlite3. When i do that and run the sqlite “.PRAGMA integrity-check;” on this, it returns "OK". Once Quicken is closed, the “data” file disappears and is replaced by a file called “catalog” which i assume is the encrypted data file.
thanks for any info or suggestions.
