Seeking advice and opinions ...
I have an application that I wrote that reads the GnuCash XML file and exports that data into an SQLite database. From there, it performs budgeting and reporting stuff against the SQLite database. So, now that GnuCash has an SQLite backend, I'm thinking about my options to remove the need to read and export the data from GnuCash into a separate database. My first question is - is it insane to want to have one data source? Are the risks of messing something up are too great, so leave it as is? Second question - if it isn't insane, then what changes can I make to the GnuCash SQLite database without causing problems? Can I add tables? Can I add columns to the GnuCash tables? Any other suggestions or opinions? Brian Pelton bpel...@jgboswell.com <mailto:bpel...@jgboswell.com> _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list gnucash-devel@gnucash.org https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
