ransaction to maintain the
> balance. We need to work on a different way to handle this.
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please consider making such subsystems a module or compile option.
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now would certainly be useful, IMHO, down the road
> when we move to a DBMS.
As I mention above, I disagree.
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e SQL required types and treat the
SQL name as an alias. Finally, the database files are binary
incompatible, of course.
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> You're not making an extensible format, you're changing the format
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e people on this
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eallocate space in the record. This means
some wastage of data storage, but you get a lot of positive performance
boosts because of it.
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that includes both the base table and it's children.
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lly studied postgres, I'll be interested to hear
what that db does !
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I believe a few people on the wine-devel list have looked at doing this,
but I don't recall what, if anything, they produced. To the best of my
knowledge, there is no other free software effort available for testing
GUI applications.
A simplistic idea would work something like this:
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Hi:
I thought it might be useful to talk about my experience installing
gnucash 1.2.3 on my stock redhat 6.0 box at home. Especially since
redhat is getting more popular, and lots of people have it.
I wanted to install as much of the necessary software as possible in
rpm format, to make it eas
Hi:
Here's a crash report.
gnucash-1.2.3, stock redhat 6.0. Lesstif 0.88.1. All the rest of my
versions are in my prior mail message re: installing. :-)
How to reproduce:
Create an account nested to 3 layers deep. Eg:
Bank accounts
+ Bank name
+ Checking account
+ Savings a
Hi:
Another crash report.
gnucash-1.2.3, stock redhat 6.0. Lesstif 0.88.1. All the rest of my
versions are in my prior mail message re: installing. :-)
How to reproduce:
This crash manifests while creating subaccounts:
Start gnucash without specifying an account file, in order to have a
Rich Pinkall-Pollei wrote:
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> Pat,
>
> I'd be interested in your gnucash source RPM for RH6.x. If you want,
> all I need is the SPEC file and patches; I can get the rest via FTP.
>
Here you are.
Fair warning to all - I have _not_ read the rpm spec file
documentation. This is patched togeth
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> I'll agree with cbbrowne in his statements that SQL more or less requires
> a DBA. As an old technology invented in the pre-unix, pre-windows world,
> it has a different idea about data management than what we're used to.
Maybe. I'd say it depends on the data store
Christopher Browne wrote:
> The situation is worsened when there isn't anyone to be a DBA; the DBMSes
> that are available on Linux are largely not all that "management free."
I have to bow to your knowledge here. I've not yet worked extensively
in any of the free linux db's. Just downloaded po
Hi:
Just because it sounded interesting to do - I started to take a look
at what it'd require to convert gnucash from saving it's data in files
to saving it's data in a database. Here's my thoughts.
First, some comments and questions on the code in general (looking at
src/engine/FileIO.c):
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