A quick search online yielded:https://github.com/fefe982/gnucash-XML-split
I can't vouch for the reliability of the program.
David
On Fri, Mar 15, 2019 at 2:54, Michael or Penny
Novack wrote: On 3/14/2019 2:46 PM, Jonathan
Heard wrote:
> Good Morning,
>
> I have been using GnuCash for a
I use Sqlite (on MacOS) and the loading is the same. But the normal operations
are quicker because there is no periodic save. (writes are instant)
The biggest change in loading time I’ve found isn’t the file size, it is how
many tabs I left open the last time I closed it. If you normally run wit
On 3/14/2019 2:46 PM, Jonathan Heard wrote:
Good Morning,
I have been using GnuCash for a long time and the file containing my
records goes back 10 years.
Is there a way to snip off the first 5 years and hold in a separate
(Archive) file? This would speed up the loading of my system.
There is
As another user that has been using GnuCash for many years, I can comment
that no, Gnucash does not have an easy way to split off a segment of
history. This has been discussed often on this mail-list, and there have
occasionally been suggestions regarding ways to accomplish an approximation
to tha
I don't think there is (it would have to add adjustments to starting balances
effective the starting date), but I've started wondering if using one of the
database formats would work better. I have data going back to 2002 so loading
and saving is starting to get pretty slow.
So can anyone answe
Good Morning,
I have been using GnuCash for a long time and the file containing my
records goes back 10 years.
Is there a way to snip off the first 5 years and hold in a separate
(Archive) file? This would speed up the loading of my system.
There used to be a tool in the Old MS Money program to
