Congratulations

[Phil Longstaff]

No.  Gnucash is not a multi-user app, even using the mysql or postgres storage.  
All the SQL storage engines do is 1) save to an sql database, and 2) save as 
changes are made, not by pushing the "Save" button.

The SQL backend does allow sql reporting tools to be used to report data.  It is 
not intended that users should modify the data using any tool other than gnucash 
or a tool written using the gnucash APIs.  Also, gnucash is not a true database 
app.  On startup, the whole database is read into memory.  However, the 
opportunity now exists to have it only load what is necessary and use the 
database engine for calculations.

 Phil
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I used to be a hypochondriac AND a kleptomaniac. So I took something for it.




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From: Manfred Jung <mjung at ccm.org.za>
To: gnucash-user at gnucash.org
Sent: Wed, December 22, 2010 12:49:40 PM
Subject: Congratulations

Hi guys

Thanks for the Christmas Gift in GnuCash 2.4

Just one short question. with using MySQL, or Postgress. GnuCash does not become 
Multiuser od did it?

BTW did the file format change or can I use a 2.4 let say from windows and the 
same file at a seperate time from the old GnuCash on Ubuntu?

Sorry that is two questions.

Fundi
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