[GNC] Database storage

[Chris Miller]

Hi Mark, 

> I have ~some~ knowledge.
> In SQL, these are the 'tables' used for storage;

>> sqlite> .tables
>> accounts employees orders taxtables
>> billterms entries prices transactions
>> books gnclock recurrences vendors
>> budget_amounts gnucashew_vars schedxactions versions
>> budgets invoices slots
>> commodities jobs splits
>> customers lots taxtable_entries
> The .schema on the tables is pretty clear. The 'split's are stored in
> splits and transaction stored in transactions and so forth...

> What would you like to know?
I'm just stumbling around in the dark, picking up whatever bits of wisdom I can find. 

This was quite helpful, and I would have done it myself, had I a running example. I am a QuickBooks refugee and after reviewing dozens of offerings, I am beginning to conclude that GnuCash is probably the best alternative, the whole back-end issue not withstanding. I am not "running" because migration is a non-trivial process. 

Thanks for the help, 
-- 
Chris. 

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