I have a lot of old quicken financial data that I want to import into
an h2 database.

I'm wondering if anyone out there has written a stored procedure for
h2 to import QIF (Quicken Interchange Format) financial data.

For that matter, QFX and OFX data importers would also really be
useful too- QFX is highly proprietary so I don't know what kind of
legal blocks there might be to publishing an open source importer, but
at least QIF and OFX seem to be pretty open formats... and it looks
like it would be pretty straightforward to write an importer.

I think something that works like CSVREAD would be really useful...
perhaps QIFREAD, QFXREAD and OFXREAD? Maybe omitting the QFXREAD
(because QFX is so proprietary and really just a superset of OFX.)
And of course corresponding exporters would be great too - although I
don't need them at the moment.

I did a little bit of scrounging and couldn't find any good open
source Java libraries for reading those formats (but that doesn't mean
they don't exist-- they probably do...) so if someone has a lead on
that too, it would be useful.  Maybe I could find a good converter
that converts my QIF files to CSV and then import the CSV into h2...

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