[GnuCash-user] Re: A simple End-of-Period question

Roland Roberts roland at astrofoto.org
Fri Jun 27 16:08:31 CDT 2003


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>>>>> "chirik" == Chirik  <chirik+gnucash at castlefur.com> writes:

    chirik> On Thu, 26 Jun 2003, James Leone wrote:
    >> Gnucash's data files do not take a lot of space, so it seems that
    >> closing the year and separating transactions is more of a problem then
    >> what it is worth.

    chirik> ??? Actually, I'd love to be able to close the year out -
    chirik> my GNUcash data file is now over 7mb, and it takes GNUcash
    chirik> over a minute to load
    [...]

    chirik> I'm only using GNUcash to track my personal finances - not
    chirik> business transactions or anything fancy.

Heh, heh.  My data file now spans 8 years and is over 22M.  It takes
less time to load for me, but I'm running on a dual 2.4 GHz Xeon
system.  We don't use any of the business features, but consulting
income is included (accounting is being done on a cash basis, so no
AR/AP).  I haven't even been using the tax features, but I'm slowly
retrofitting those.

If there was a non-manual way of splitting the data files, I would do
it.  It is nice to have immediate access to *all* the data, but at
some point I'm going to have to split things.  Unless we get a
database backend that will let me still use scheduled transactions....

roland
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