[GNC-dev] Normalizing live data, a suggestion for discussion
Wm
wm_o_o_o at yahoo.co.uk
Sat Feb 23 10:16:09 EST 2019
On 02/02/2019 23:05, David Cousens wrote:
> I don't since I retired a few years ago, but I did for 8 years prior to
> retiring (and I used MYOB for the 10 years prior to that before escaping). I
> am certainly not alone. You could have a proviso that the script won't work
> for files using the business functions but that then detracts considerably
> from its usefulness as a general diagnostic tool.
I'm respecting you more as we progress, DavidC.
The broad point is that a normalization is without opinion or value.
No person would know if you had run your business successfully or not.
The fear is "the government will know I earned 20AUD on a contract and I
didn't report".
struth is your government has much larger issues to deal with, ask them
to to pay attention to that. That is, if you can manage one government
for more than 3 fucking months at a time!
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Point: MYOB is respected in Oz, Liz says so, it must be true. Rest of
the world doesn't give a flying fuck about whether it is a good double
accounting prog or not.
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> Sqlite itself and its availability on Linux is not really an issue. Most
> distros have it in their software repositories. What may be more of an issue
> is that a lot of people who don't use the database backends because they
> don't want the additional hassles of learning to use and maintain databases
> may be reluctant to install it.
True, I think this is also a red herring, most people are using Windows
and SQLite comes with gnc for free.
Shouldnt you be asking why more people aren't using what they already have?
> I'm retired.
Disagree, your mind is still active :)
> Taking an extra half day to learn something
> new doesn't worry me as long as it happens before my time is up. But if I am
> running a busy lfe and/or a business as I used to, I would be more
> reluctant. Again not a show stopper, only a limitation on general
> applicability.
>
> David Cousens
Have a hug.
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Wm
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