I'm having issues reading the output of listtransactions. First, it looks like the list is larger than the console window allows, so how can i dump such info to a file of some sort? I'd like to see the transactions where i've purchased tickets and the transactions where ticket subsidy is sent to my address. Also, how many coins I have vs how many are locked in tickets. Is there a way to view such info in the wallet? Is there some guide detailing how to read the output of listtransactions? Yesterday I had a + balance so turned on my staking wallet during the price dip. I checked my balance today and it's 0, but I had no extra tickets go live (so I'm assuming my fee was set too low). Still, I shouldn't see a 0 balance if none of tickets purchases went through.
Sending the output of listtransactions to a file will help. (dcrctl listtransactions > txlist.json). With Chrome and the JSONView extension you can navigate the file easily. Keep in mind that by default, only some transactions - 10, I think - will be in the result. You need to specify a larger number to get more. You can also use gettickets. Although getstakeinfo is the best summary.
Thanks for the quick info. So I got all transactions in a txt file now and can easily go through it with notepad++. I'm wondering what this is though: Code: { "account": "", "amount": -0, "blockhash": "00000000000008e8307f77e57241498cfbf7b572304647e99eaa43280a4cc2ac", "blocktime": 1477361003, "category": "send", "confirmations": 2052, "fee": -0.385, "time": 1477359253, "timereceived": 1477359253, "txid": "f33666ea487e7ebbe0ef68039e39a331dde39818019981e0389e50ab8cc0209f", "txtype": "ticket", "vout": 1, "walletconflicts": [] }, { "account": "", "address": "DsQxuVRvS4eaJ42dhQEsCXauMWjvopWgrVg", "amount": -0, "blockhash": "00000000000008e8307f77e57241498cfbf7b572304647e99eaa43280a4cc2ac", "blocktime": 1477361003, "category": "send", "confirmations": 2052, "fee": -0.385, "time": 1477359253, "timereceived": 1477359253, "txid": "f33666ea487e7ebbe0ef68039e39a331dde39818019981e0389e50ab8cc0209f", "txtype": "ticket", "vout": 2, "walletconflicts": [] }, { "account": "", "amount": -0, "blockhash": "00000000000008e8307f77e57241498cfbf7b572304647e99eaa43280a4cc2ac", "blocktime": 1477361003, "category": "send", "confirmations": 2052, "fee": -0.385, "time": 1477359253, "timereceived": 1477359253, "txid": "f33666ea487e7ebbe0ef68039e39a331dde39818019981e0389e50ab8cc0209f", "txtype": "ticket", "vout": 3, "walletconflicts": [] }, { "account": "", "address": "DsQxuVRvS4eaJ42dhQEsCXauMWjvopWgrVg", "amount": -0, "blockhash": "00000000000008e8307f77e57241498cfbf7b572304647e99eaa43280a4cc2ac", "blocktime": 1477361003, "category": "send", "confirmations": 2052, "fee": -0.385, "time": 1477359253, "timereceived": 1477359253, "txid": "f33666ea487e7ebbe0ef68039e39a331dde39818019981e0389e50ab8cc0209f", "txtype": "ticket", "vout": 4, "walletconflicts": [] }, Are those just ticket purchases that didn't make it into the blockchain (i.e. fee was too low)? They all say ticket for transaction type, but the amounts are -0...
That made it in alright. https://mainnet.decred.org/tx/f33666ea487e7ebbe0ef68039e39a331dde39818019981e0389e50ab8cc0209f The fee was in fact punishingly high (0.714 DCR/kB). Make sure you have your pool fees set right.