generating reports takes minutes
Derek Atkins
warlord at MIT.EDU
Wed Nov 1 11:40:16 EST 2006
Quoting Dale Alspach <alspach at math.okstate.edu>:
> One thing that might be considered for future development is freezing all
> transactions before a certain date. For example once reporting to the
> taxing authorities
> has been
> done or an audit has been completed and
> correcting entries have been done, it is pretty unusual to make any
> subsequent changes to the transactions in the covered period. Any report
> could then cache the subtotals for the frozen period. This should speed up
> the calculations for reports.
It's unclear if it will speed up reports per se, but yes, we've
certainly talked about this. It's something that's more interesting
once we get a standard SQL backend. With the current XML-File backend
you have to load the whole data file anyways, whereas with SQL we
might be able to load only a partial set of data with baseline
summaries,
> Dale Alspach
-derek
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