On 5/16/2024 2:17 PM, David G. Pickett via gnucash-user wrote:
Yes, if gnucash was running as a remote service, it might be able to deal with
multiple users. Imagine that gnucash becomes a web service and the user
interface is a relatively simple web page. Even in this scenario, you would
Yes, if gnucash was running as a remote service, it might be able to deal with
multiple users. Imagine that gnucash becomes a web service and the user
interface is a relatively simple web page. Even in this scenario, you would
need to avoid processing too much in JavaScript and local files
No.
Using an SQL database just means you are deciding where you are going to
save your data. The way the program works is that it loads your data
file into memory and any changes you make are done in memory. Data is
not saved anywhere until you specifically write it to wherever you store
it.
Hi,
On Wed, May 15, 2024 7:14 pm, Chris Miller wrote:
> 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
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.
On 5/15/2024 6:02 PM, Chris Miller wrote:
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?
The application gnucash supports multiple
Hi Chris
> 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?
Yes - provided you have the GnuCash software (preferably the same
version) installed on each of those client
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,
--
Chris.
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