The application gnucash does NOT support multiple simultaneous
access.
That would require a DBM (database manager)
Apparently there are a variety of DBM "back-ends". If I configure
Postgress, for example, do I get simultaneous access?
Thanks for the help,
Chris.
Hi Folks,
Can I store my GnuCash "books" on a server, or a NAS, and do my bookkeeping
from any of my machines, meaning my windows desktop or my Linux development
station? Can I do this simultaneously?
Thanks for the help,
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Chris.
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A: Because we read from
Hi Folks,
GnuCash will import bank data in OFX format. OFX imports advise me of activity
that originates with the bank, so I can "sync" my books with the bank. So far;
so good.
Wells Fargo produces an OFX import file with "WebConnect", but I have been
using Wells Fargo "Direct Connect" for
Hi Brad,
Did you already review the information & links from my last email
responding to your OFX/online banking issues?
https://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/2023-July/107875.html
Yes. Well, partly. I read the message, but I did not go to both webpages you
gave me; I went to
Hi David,
I'll take the contrarian position and note that there are more ways to
synchronize your account with the bank's.
A discussion with a contrarian will require that I have a clear understanding
of my arguments, at a minimum, so that is good news.
If you are talking about periodic
Hi Folks,
I bank with Wells Fargo and have done so for 30 years. I've used
QuickBooks and Quicken for most of that time and they have worked out
well. Regardless, I am not a fan of Intuit.
I'm investigating GnuCash, and the thing I find most important is being
able to synchronize
Hi Folks,
I have a few Intuit QuickBooks "Company Files" that I will migrate to GnuCash.
I'm looking for migration advice.
It is not clear how much history I want to take with me. I may simply start
with exiting account balances, and live with QuickBooks for historical reports.
Or, it may
