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That's the point of the Java java.sql.* classes; if you have a JDBC
driver for the database in question, reconfiguring to use a different
database can be done at runtime.
db = DriverManager.getConnection( jdbc:postgresql:gnucash,
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connections; that supports multiple
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Now, if someone proposed using people who spam comp.sys.* groups with
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30 transactions per day, which is rather a lot
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Out of my mind. Back in five
Actually, I was looking at RPC/Corba/etc. over TCP, not over UDP. The
I got the impression that you were advocating RPC over UDP.
Possibly a not-unreasonable impression, but that seems to me to be a
too low level perspective to focus on. Better to have a prototype that
works badly, and at
Derek Atkins writes:
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From *my* perspective (me, the database, that is), it is all based on
the user_name under which you are logged on. The database doesn't know
anything else on which it can base things. So the calling layer has to
translate from
It is unclear that the security server and the engine need to be on
the same machine; so long as the security server is associated with
the datastore, it should suffice. E.g., if you don't have access to
data, you wont be able to retreive it from the datastore in the first
place. From a
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"Misc Exp"
"Miscellaneous Expenses"
"Just a dumb expense account"
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(display "Samples: ") (newline)
(display (list cash inc1 exp1)) (newline)
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(apply gnc:create-account exp1))
(display "Tried creation")(newline)
This doesn't appear to contain more than the single function I defined
up top.
And it doesn't work.
Do I need to somehow turn those strings into "read only" strings to go
along wit
of an easy way
to factor large prime numbers." -- Bill Gates from "The Road Ahead,"
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Things like "Tree Based" sound more likely to prove fruitful as truly
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esentation of an 8 line OO system
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CVS seems pretty good for relatively centralized development, but doesn't seem
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We can doubtless wait a little while for it...
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that.
Yes, indeed. I would be very interested in seeing what replaced it,
as I need whatever that is...
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put &q
t contains
this?
- Is this something that can/should be set in a ~/.gnucash
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The answer to both questions should be the same, and ideally ought to
be "Yes."
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he user has the ability to modify the list
currency-options, whether by hook or by crook, this permits ample
opportunity to configure this...
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I suspect that guile-in-window is liable to be really quite useful for
debugging scripts as it allows me to be reasonably sure that I've got
the same environment that I see if I load the register.
I'll see how it goes without it.
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That's enough to give people a feel that "something's happening," and yet not
so much that they'll get annoyed.
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k autoconf, apparently...
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tion hasn't been done there.
;
; Bad Things Happen if we double-load a batch of QIF transactions, and think
; it has all been fully reconciled.
;
;;; Parse QIF
(define srcdir "/home/cbbrowne/kwicken")
(define destdir "/home/cbbrowne/kwicken/qif/")
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It would be a good move to not have gnucash RPMs dependent on
"libguile 1.3," as that particular version is fairly obscure.
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t of
functionality changed;
b) Needing to customize imports isn't a big surprise;
c) It's not as if it needs to be compiled to C because of inadequate
speed...
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that what I've got that's not
right seems to be a problem in libXmHTML, when I'd "brain-farted" and
thought it was a problem with Lesstif.
Apparently we may wind up indirectly helping one another here...
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t;drill in" and provide a subreport providing details at the lower
level.
This sort of thing is a really big deal in commercial accounting systems...
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e handling of investments like bonds, mutual funds, and
stocks.
Those features are quite orthogonal to CORBA; neither involve greatly
interoperable interfaces...
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Window
gmr:Cell Col="2" Row="3"=sum(A4:B4) /gmr:Cell
/gmr:Cells
/gmr:Sheet
/gmr:Sheets
/gmr:Workbook
Which shouldn't be excessively difficult to generate out of GnuCash...
(Note: that spreadsheet will make Gnumeric crash; it needs some further info
to make the spre
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