> > > There have been suggestions that a generic SQL database
> > > can be bolted onto the back end.  Has anyone done this?
> > 
> > No.  It's certainly not the plan for the normal GnuCash configuration.
>
> It would be a "k001 idea" to connect lots of things to an SQL database.  
> Unfortunately, this has two problems:
> 
> b) The configuration problem.

For a single user, SQL config is a mess;  it only becomes better than the
flat-file approach when one has (at least) several full-time users and 
a db administrator.  Most small businesses will have only one part-time
accountant; you'd need to build a pretty big, sopphisticated heavily used
system before the effort of sql admin is worth the effort.

--linas 

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