I found it here under the Wallet options subheading:
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin
Would this work on the command line as "bitcoin-qt -rescan"?
Topic: Bitcoind vs Bitcoin-cli Command Line Functions (Read 6527 times)
hmm I had a look through the commands list and I can't see rescan anywhere. If you import a priv key it will recan, but can't see rescan by its self.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_list
I might be wrong... but perhaps "-rescan" is only an option you can use when starting bitcoin.
If that is the case you would start bitcoin with "bitcoin-qt -rescan" (or make a shortcut like I was talking about before)
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Original_Bitcoin_client/API_calls_list
I might be wrong... but perhaps "-rescan" is only an option you can use when starting bitcoin.
If that is the case you would start bitcoin with "bitcoin-qt -rescan" (or make a shortcut like I was talking about before)
Sounds like a rescan takes about thirty minutes.
So from the command line on bitcoin-cli, would I enter, "bitcoin-qt rescan" or "bitcoin-qt -rescan"?
Many thanks!
So from the command line on bitcoin-cli, would I enter, "bitcoin-qt rescan" or "bitcoin-qt -rescan"?
Many thanks!
Lol yeah fair point...
I guess I don't really like clutter.. My desktop for e.g has literally 4 icons.. recycle bin, my computer, firefox and putty.
I don't think I have ever clicked any of them except for recycle bin.
I guess I don't really like clutter.. My desktop for e.g has literally 4 icons.. recycle bin, my computer, firefox and putty.
I don't think I have ever clicked any of them except for recycle bin.
I have a shortcut for bitcoin-qt that sets my -datadir... so when I want to do a rescan I just open my shortcut and add "-rescan" to the end of the target (I'm using win7)
It does get annoying when I forget to remove -rescan and it takes 30 minutes to open up the GUI on occasion :p
It does get annoying when I forget to remove -rescan and it takes 30 minutes to open up the GUI on occasion :p
Why don't you have two shortcuts then?
I have a shortcut for bitcoin-qt that sets my -datadir... so when I want to do a rescan I just open my shortcut and add "-rescan" to the end of the target (I'm using win7)
It does get annoying when I forget to remove -rescan and it takes 30 minutes to open up the GUI on occasion :p
It does get annoying when I forget to remove -rescan and it takes 30 minutes to open up the GUI on occasion :p
What is the difference when using the command line functions between bitcoind and bitcoin-cli?
Do all the commands work on bitcoin-cli?
I would like to rescan the blockchain for any missing wallet transactions. Can I use bitcoin-cli or should I use bitcoind?
Do all the commands work on bitcoin-cli?
I would like to rescan the blockchain for any missing wallet transactions. Can I use bitcoin-cli or should I use bitcoind?
bitcoind used to be the command you'd use in the past. In the future you should use bitcoin-cli. They are equivalent and bitcoind only works now for backwards compatibility.
What is the difference when using the command line functions between bitcoind and bitcoin-cli?
Do all the commands work on bitcoin-cli?
I would like to rescan the blockchain for any missing wallet transactions. Can I use bitcoin-cli or should I use bitcoind?
Do all the commands work on bitcoin-cli?
I would like to rescan the blockchain for any missing wallet transactions. Can I use bitcoin-cli or should I use bitcoind?
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