Quoting Daniel Espinosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Consider that may in the future GnuCash and KMyMoney, could share the
> same DB and give diferent GUI, why don't work together and define a
> solid DB storage structure for the end user (and leave him to use the
> GUI he wants, even a web one).
I don't think this is a reasonable goal. If it happens to work out this
way, great, but I don't think this is a requirement of a new SQL backend.
Gnucash has very different needs than KMM or SQL-Ledger or any of the other
apps out there. I don't think we can share a DB schema easily, and I'd
rather spend the time getting it working /well/ then working hard to
try to make something interoperable at the expense of complexity or
performance (or both!)
-derek
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