From: Designer <wir...@ta...> - 2001-02-07 00:50:51
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Mark Tiramani wrote: Hello Everyone, I have found a really good book on databases, and it extols PostgreSQL, as a really good database. The book examines the myth that mysql is faster than PostgreSQL, due to setup difference, usually be default. This book covers Postgresql quite extensively, and does cover other for Lynux systems: PostgreSQL, MySQL, Mini SQL, Sybase and Oracle "Database Application Programming with LINUX" by Brain Jepson, Joan Peckham, Ram Sadasiv Wiley ISBN 0-471-35549-6 Copyright 2000 > > [snip] > > keywords mean. The messages are archived at sourceforge. A link to the > > archive can be found at http://www.sql-ledger.org/misc/support.html > > Thanks, I had checked the archive and read that message, and looked at the screenshots, but I > fear my problem is even more basic. I feel incredibly stupid, but..... > > I'm using 1.2.7. I understand the general accounting principles but not the terminology involved, > and no-matter how I link or record a simple incoming invoice I can't get results that make sense > to me. If someone would be so kind as to give concrete help on the following example I'm sure I > could get my head around the rest: > > I have a Chequing account used for whole payment, including VAT. > and an invoice I need to pay for a server that includes 17.5% VAT (UK standard sales tax). > > How should the Chequing account be set-up? I have: 'Asset', 'Account', 'Receivables: Deposit', > and 'Payables: Payment' checked. > > What should be entered/selected in the A/P -> 'Add Transaction' form fields for: > Amount:, VAT:, Paid: > I tried many daft things but this is the example I would most expect to work: > 'Amount:' 1175 1820- Office Furniture & Equipment (gross including VAT) > 'VAT:' 175 2310-GST > 'Paid:' 1175 1061-Chequing Account > > However, this results in an Accounts List showing: > Chequing Account Credit 1175.00 > Office Furniture & Equipment Debit 1175.00 > Accounts Payable Credit 175.00 > GST Debit 175.00 > > Debit total 1350 > Credit total 1350 > > Surely that can't be right :) > > BTW I've added one account, 4340, for Sys admin income. All other accounts are using default > settings. > > Any help appreciated, > > Mark > > Mark Tiramani > FREDO Internet Services > ma...@fr... |