5.0 didn't make it that far in SQL modernization as planned, though huge
improvements have been made in preparation for that move.
My db is only about 7 years old, (and no investment stuff, which can
create lots of transactions for some active folks) but I'm not seeing
any performance issues.
What OS?
Can you check the Wiki about providing a Tracefile, or maybe run GnuCash
from the Command Line /Terminal to get some output.
There might be things completely unrelated to SQL/file access that is
causing a bottleneck.
Regards,
Adrien
On 5/1/23 6:07 PM, Lipp F. wrote:
I am wondering if users can comment on performance for GnuCash 5.x. I
remember reading that GnuCash 5.x is supposed to use proper SQL to query
the records and not load the entire history of records in memory on startup.
For the record, I am using pretty new hardware, sqlite database with about
20 years of transactions and GnuCash is not responsive at all. Takes like
tens of seconds for an action to happen after clicking a menu item.
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