Customer-Vendor Reports via SQLite

[Lewis Balentine]

You can use the database application built into LibreOffice as well but 
you will need to setup an ODBC connection.

I have updated the packages to include scripts for exporting the 
customer and vendor tables so that this data can be easily copied from 
one GNUCash db to another. The standard GNUcash import function is used.

http://www.keywild.com/DL/GNUCashSQLiteReports.zip
http://www.keywild.com/DL/GNUCashSQLiteReports.pdf

PDF file now has bookmarks as well

enjoy :>)


On 05/09/2016 10:11 PM, Plutocrat wrote:
> Robert Heller wrote on Tuesday, 10 May, 2016 12:34 AM:
>> (*I* had no interest in a GUI based SQLite database browser, so I made no
>> attempt to figure out the CentOS / Fedora package names for sqliteman or
>> sqlitebrowser.)
> Just to add, for people who like guis, there's an extension for Firefox which will let you browse Sqlite databases, which works pretty well and I believe is cross-platform.
> 	https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/sqlite-manager/
>
>> 2) And yes, one *never* uses a word processor as a code editor -- that will
>> just about always cause trouble :-). *I* use JASSPA MicroEMacs (from
>> http://www.jasspa.com/). Other options include GNU Emacs or vi (at least in
>> the UNIX/Linux world).
> And jedit
>
> P.
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