Derek Atkins wrote: Phil Longstaff [1]<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Log: Make GDA backend (sqlite) the default if file: or no access method is supplied. The XML backend is still available if the file is not an sqlite file or if xml: is the access method. Have you verified that you can actually /enter/ an "xml" access method in the UI? Also, does it do file-type auto-detection? E.g., if you File -> Open an existing XML file, what happens? -derek The UI doesn't support xml: (or any access method) but it can be entered from the command line i.e. gnucash xml:... It does file-type auto-detection but there is also the wrinkle that ".db" is added for sqlite files. So, if you want to open "foo", first the gda/sqlite backend look to see if "foo.db" exists and is an sqlite file. If so, it is used. If, not, it then checks to see if "foo" exists. If so, the gda/sqlite backend assumes that it is a different type of file and lets the xml backend have a go at it. If "foo" doesn't exist, the gda/sqlite backend will create "foo.db". BTW, what is the qsf backend? Phil References 1. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
