Mark Johnson wrote:
Changing lines 114 115 of gnc-backend-gda.c to:
gchar* username = NULL;
gchar* password = NULL;
has helped. The error message is no longer displayed. And gnucash
appears to be saving my test data to MySql. I am not sure this is the
best fix because there are three
Mark Johnson wrote:
Phil,
I wanted to try gnucash-gda with MySql. I suspect the postgresql
provider of poor performance and wanted to see how the performance of
MySql compared.
I have created the db manually and tested the gda connection with
gnome-database-properties-3.0 successfully.
Phil,
I wanted to try gnucash-gda with MySql. I suspect the postgresql
provider of poor performance and wanted to see how the performance of
MySql compared.
I have created the db manually and tested the gda connection with
gnome-database-properties-3.0 successfully.
I am using the latest svn
Mark Johnson wrote:
Phil,
I wanted to try gnucash-gda with MySql. I suspect the postgresql
provider of poor performance and wanted to see how the performance of
MySql compared.
I have created the db manually and tested the gda connection with
gnome-database-properties-3.0 successfully.
On second thought I'm not sure if MySQL has ever been used with
GnuCash, or if it supported
On Jan 30, 2008 5:48 AM, Nigel Titley [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mark Johnson wrote:
Phil,
I wanted to try gnucash-gda with MySql. I suspect the postgresql
provider of poor performance and wanted
Albert Lash wrote:
On second thought I'm not sure if MySQL has ever been used with
GnuCash, or if it supported
Surely the whole point about using the gda library was that the backend
database doesn't matter.
Nigel
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Nigel Titley wrote:
Albert Lash wrote:
On second thought I'm not sure if MySQL has ever been used with
GnuCash, or if it supported
Surely the whole point about using the gda library was that the
backend database doesn't matter.
Nigel
That's the goal. Currently, the gda backend is
