Ok. So our example of 1000's of transactions in a day is unrealistic.
However, just because it is unrealistic does not mean it does not have a
bearing on the present problem. I will try to recast what I can see as a
realistic concern.
When can we consider that all of today's, this weeks, this months,
transactions have finally been entered?
I can see myself trying to enter a months worth of data late on the
10th-early on the 11th of the following month just before I reconcile to my
bank statement. (I know, I am terribly lazy). I suppose I am asking how
does the database know that the balance record is/has to be the last
transaction of the day?
Could I ask for the possibility of putting time in for the transactions as
well as there are times when I want a particular order for the transactions
otherwise it looks like I have overdrawn as the transaction that has the
increase happens to fall after the transaction that takes out more than I
had before the increase.
Phill
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