Moving Data to New PC

[Art]

I think you just copy the GC XML file to your new PC's data repository. (I use SQL, so I reference my SQL data. I've mirrored it so don't think about worry about migration. In my case, I would freeze my data and copy it over to my new MySQL server, if I ever move my data, which I have not yet had to since my servers have been quite reliable.)

I just responded as your message came in, so I'm sure someone will respond with something more along the lines you're looking for, though I read your message about doing "stand-alone" stuff. (I use GC because it works;  however, I use SQL to learn more about DBA.)


- Art



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> I just purchased a new PC (Windows 7) and wondered how to migrate my GnuCash
> data from my old PC (Windows XP).  Does anyone have the steps I need to
> take?  I have already installed GnuCash on the new PC.
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