The Gnucash database?
Derek Atkins
warlord at MIT.EDU
Mon Jul 19 09:40:03 EDT 2004
"blfs" <blfs at comcast.net> writes:
>
> I glanced through the OFX stuff on the net.
>
> There must be code out there somewhere that converts
> text to OFX. I dont know anything about QIF or
> OFX but they seem like very different applications.
>
> OFX is for secure transactions over the net and I would
> think it would be rather limited. QIF is an out of the box
> financial program I understand with limited security.
>
> It would seem to me that the most natural way to write
> Gnucash would be to write it for a flat text file in the Unix
> tradition. If it is not trivial to translate a flat text file to
> the format required for Gnucash that is a rather serious
> design flaw. I can certainly load a flat text file into any
> database I know of with relative ease.
>
> I must be missing something here.
You are. Gnucash IS NOT A DATABASE!!!!
Go read the archives.
-derek
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