In article <[email protected]>,
"John Wiegley" <[email protected]> wrote:
> If you have tons of transactions, and a lot of virtual transactions, then I
> agree with Craig that the way to recover full speed is to use a "book opening"
> entry, and to simply close out the older data. You can always do this in such
> a way that you can still query the older data
Could you explain how you would do that? Currently, I have a Ledger file
for each year, and each file includes the previous year's data. For
example, the 2014 file starts with:
include ../2013/journal.ledger
If I want to archive all the transactions before 2014, I simply replace
the line above with:
include equity.ledger
where equity.ledger is generated by the equity command. But, by doing
so, I lose the ability to query older data, of course (unless I open the
older files directly). Is there a better strategy?
Life
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