Missing Transactions?

[TestAccount123]

I made 2 transactions and both were delivered but the odd returned bits were not showing up on my balance, just as pending - same as the actual transactions. It kept suggesting the rbf option but the main transactions has already gone through. I left it for a couple weeks to see if it just needed time but the problem persisted. After reading these forums, I did a repair and rebuild database, whcih took a few hours. The end result is that the transactions have entirely vanished and my balance is back to what is was before!

I am using 0.96.5, and bt core 18. Armory shows block 496893.

[hosseinimr93]

I am using 0.96.5, and bt core 18. Armory shows block 496893.

More than 688,000 block have been mined till now. Therefore, Armory doesn't have access to the full blockchain and that's why your transactions are not shown.
Open bitcoin core and check how many blocks have been downloaded. If bitcoin core is also showing 496893 blocks, it means that it hasn't downloaded the full blockchain and you should let it fully synced.
Do you have enough space for storing the blockchain?

[HCP]

Armory shows block 496893.

This is indeed the issue. Something is preventing Armory from fully syncing. Possible issues are:

1. Bitcoin Core is not fully synced. Check in Bitcoin Core: "Window -> Information" and see what the block height is shown as. If it is 496893, then Bitcoin Core has not properly synced. Check the debug.log file in Bitcoin Core datadir for errors.

2. If Bitcoin Core is synced ok (it is showing as 688991+) then the problem is somewhere in the Armory system. You'll need to post your armorylog.txt and dblog.txt files (use https://pastebin.com/) so we can see what the errors are.

[NotATether]

Since you have already repaired and rebuilt the database you likely have a bitcoin core node that does not have any peers attached to it (did you accidentally run it with -connect, or -onlynet=tor but forgot to start the Tor service?). Run getpeerinfo and getnetworkinfo from Bitcoin-qt's console to check the status of your interfaces.