stable GnuCash (aka xacct) questions:
Does the engine cope with databases which are 6MB when in Quicken?
There have been suggestions that a generic SQL database
can be bolted onto the back end. Has anyone done this?
To what extent can I run a report (aka a view under SQL) to
recover information, before doing some perl calculations and
appending new transactions to the data (like using a QIF)?
With respect to the stability and safety of using it for
real accounting applications, my point of view is simple:
If you use a real database for the back end, we can give
the gnucash interface only enough rights to read information
and append records to the journal tables, so we are guaranteed
never to destroy or lose data by using this package.
The reason behind the questions is that I would like to move
a real set of business accounts onto it. I don't mind keeping
backups and having GUI crashes, providing the integrity of
the underlying data is assured by architectural features.
I'd appreciate comments and/or suggestions.
Alex.
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