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From: Ing. A. A. G. <ag...@ma...> - 2001-01-27 07:25:36
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Hi Craig! Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. I think that Web based Aplications is the new wave of office products. Let see at MS .net project for example. If you want, you can do anything with SQL-Ledger source. But the goal to archive is to create a account application Web-based. PHP is great, and maybe he will save us many problems about UI. Please Dieter explain us why you dont choose PHP in the develop of SQL-Ledger. I think that MySQL is a low-end DBMS. PostgreSQL is more powerfull and we will approach the powerful features of PostgreSQL. Dieter again, please answer us what you think about that. I will be glad to open a discussion about the Roadmap of SQL-Ledger to all the users. Regards, Antonio Gallardo. -----Mensaje original----- De: sql...@li... [mailto:sql...@li...]En nombre de Craig Jansen Enviado el: Viernes, 26 de Enero de 2001 04:41 a.m. Para: sql...@li...; ma...@ro... Asunto: Re: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger Hi Matthew I am currently developing a seperate app to use on Wyse Terminal's as a frontend to SQL-Ledger. Ultimatley (The way I see it) SQL-Ledger is simply a frontend to the postgresSQL database. So writing another type of Frontend should not really pose too much of a problem. The linux console scripts I am putting together for my own business simply write to the same database and tables. The only thing that's really different is the user interface. So I don't see why you couldn't do it from another application. The tests I've come up with on my consoles appear to work and I havn't noticed any problems with SQL-Ledger itself after using the console app. For those of you on this list interested in a Console application, I will be releasing it as soon as I feel comfortable with it's performance. Hope that helps out a little. Regards Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services) PH: +64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060 http://www.cjcs.yi.org >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< > 2. Can anyone, maybe Dieter, comment on integrating sql-ledger with > front-office software. We are writing a CRM app with PHP / mySQL (but may > change to PostgreSQL) and I need to integrate with an accounting package. > I haven't yet looked under the hood of sql-ledger as we don't have > postgresSQL installed, but am I right in guessing that I'll be able to write > a function to create invoices in sql-ledger from our CRM package ... ie from > outside sql-ledger? |
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From: Ing. A. A. G. <ag...@ma...> - 2001-01-30 04:46:50
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MySQL revisited again. Pleased check what happens when you put more than 2 Millions of rows on = a MySQL DB and then try the same on PostgreSQL, then we can talk about = truly DB performance. FYI one of the largest DB in the world is a 60 GB DB on Japan and this = DB dont choice MySQL because his lack performance on a very large DB. This = DB run on PostgreSQL. Antonio Gallardo. -----Mensaje original----- De: sql...@li... [mailto:sql...@li...]En nombre de Kim = C. Callis Enviado el: S=E1bado, 27 de Enero de 2001 04:25 a.m. Para: sql...@li... Asunto: Re: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" wrote: > > > Hi Craig! > > Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to = SQL-Ledger. > I think that Web based Aplications is the new wave of office = products. > Let see at MS .net project for example. > > If you want, you can do anything with SQL-Ledger source. But the goal > to archive is to create a account application Web-based. > > PHP is great, and maybe he will save us many problems about UI. = Please > Dieter explain us why you dont choose PHP in the develop of > SQL-Ledger. > > I think that MySQL is a low-end DBMS. PostgreSQL is more powerfull = and > we will approach the powerful features of PostgreSQL. Dieter again, > please answer us what you think about that. > > I will be glad to open a discussion about the Roadmap of SQL-Ledger = to > all the users. > I am curious about two of your above statements... First off, I think that it is applaudable that Craig is attempting to create a curses interface to SQL-Ledger. An application should be designed in such a = way that allows it to be modified to meet the needs of any end user. Take = an application like Quickbooks (since we are on an accounting path here!). This is a nice application for some, but by no means does it really = meet the needs of all. Unfortunately, there is no real quick and easy way to modify it to be useful. I think Craig gave a very valid explaination of why he is doing such a modification. Secondly, I was curious to hear about how you qualify your view of = MySQL being a "low -end" DBMS. The lacking feature of MySQL at one time was handling transactions. Of course that was prior to 3.23, because that requirement has been put in to production. From a benchmark = perspective, MySQL is in fact faster than PostgreSQL, by a significant margin. Of course this was due to a transaction mechanism which easily made MySQL faster. Nevertheless, although I am by no leaps and bounds a MySQL evangelist, I will say that MySQL does a nice job of holding it's own. |
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From: Ing. A. A. G. <ag...@ma...> - 2001-01-30 04:48:03
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I apologize and you are right about that. But maybe WAP can be the = solution. What you think about? =20 Antonio Gallardo [Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo] -----Mensaje original----- De: sql...@li... [mailto:sql...@li...]En nombre de Kurt = Seel Enviado el: S=E1bado, 27 de Enero de 2001 10:58 a.m. Para: sql...@li... Asunto: Re: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger Craig Jansen wrote:=20 =20 Hi Antonio,=20 It is true the GUI interface to applications is by far more inviting to = a lot of people. MS aside (I Don't Use Any MS Products) :) Kudos. I am glad that I am not the only one trying to do this :-)=20 While 95% of the terminals in my office are running X-Windows and are capable of graphical web browsing I also have a number of "OLD" Wyse = dumb terminals Ah, the original lite (or light, as in green) client.=20 which are currently being used for stock control & order entry. In the = long term I plan on getting SQL-Ledger to integrate with with my current = stock control software. The only role of these terminals is for employees who = have no need for me to spend money on setting them up with a fully fledged = PC. I may upgrade them to X-Terms one day but at this point in time it's = easier for me to develop something for SQL-Ledger in my spare time. What does linx do with sql-ledger? I would guess if can do frames=20 it's got a chance ...=20 =20 I also have a client who has a string of these type of terminals on his = shop floor. I currently have him interested in setting up a Linux box with SQL-Ledger in the future.=20 Hope that sheds some light on why I'm developing a "Terminal" frontend. = :)=20 Regards=20 Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services=20 PH: 64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060=20 http://www.cjcs.yi.org <http://www.cjcs.yi.org/> =20 =20 _____ =20 Original Message dated 1/27/01, 8:23:26 PM=20 Author: "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" <ag...@ma...>=20 Re: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger:=20 _____ =20 Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. = I think that Web based Applications is the new wave of office products. = Let see at MS .net project for example.=20 =20 =20 =20 --=20 In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice, however, there is. - Albert Einstein =20 |
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From: Craig J. <cr...@sm...> - 2001-01-30 05:19:00
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Hi Antonio, Until Dieter said that he had wap planned as an interface I hadn't=20 thought about it, But it defenatly gets my vote. Then it would mean I ca= n=20 access sql-ledger without having to boot up my laptop. Or those times I = don't have my laptop available while out of the office. Regards Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services) PH: 64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060 http://www.cjcs.yi.org Original Message dated 1/30/01, 5:48:22 PM Author: "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" <ag...@ma...> Re: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger: I apologize and you are right about that. But maybe WAP can be the=20 solution. What you think about? Antonio Gallardo [Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo] -----Mensaje original----- |
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From: R. R. <ri...@me...> - 2001-01-30 14:00:18
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On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo wrote: > I apologize and you are right about that. But maybe WAP can be the solution. What is WAP? |
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From: Scott T. <st...@ne...> - 2001-01-30 14:23:58
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The Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is an open, global specification which gives mobile users with wireless devices the opportunity to easily access and interact with information and services. The protocol is developed by WAP Forum http://www.wapforum.org/, an organization of some of the most powerful Internet and telecom companies. -----Original Message----- From: sql...@li... [mailto:sql...@li...]On Behalf Of R. Ransbottom Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 3:28 AM To: 'sql...@li...' Subject: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger On Mon, 29 Jan 2001, Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo wrote: > I apologize and you are right about that. But maybe WAP can be the solution. What is WAP? |
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From: Craig J. <cr...@sm...> - 2001-01-27 09:37:15
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Hi Antonio, It is true the GUI interface to applications is by far more inviting to = a=20 lot of people. MS aside (I Don't Use Any MS Products) :) While 95% of th= e=20 terminals in my office are running X-Windows and are capable of graphica= l=20 web browsing I also have a number of "OLD" Wyse dumb terminals which are= =20 currently being used for stock control & order entry. In the long term I= =20 plan on getting SQL-Ledger to integrate with with my current stock=20 control software. The only role of these terminals is for employees who = have no need for me to spend money on setting them up with a fully=20 fledged PC. I may upgrade them to X-Terms one day but at this point in=20 time it's easier for me to develop something for SQL-Ledger in my spare = time. I also have a client who has a string of these type of terminals on his = shop floor. I currently have him interested in setting up a Linux box=20 with SQL-Ledger in the future. Hope that sheds some light on why I'm developing a "Terminal" frontend. = :) Regards Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services PH: 64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060 http://www.cjcs.yi.org Original Message dated 1/27/01, 8:23:26 PM Author: "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" <ag...@ma...> Re: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger: Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. I= =20 think that Web based Applications is the new wave of office products. Le= t=20 see at MS .net project for example. |
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From: Marco De L. <del...@mt...> - 2001-01-27 15:08:00
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Someone get me of this mailing list please!!! Thank you, Marco del...@mt... <mailto:del...@mt...> -----Original Message----- From: sql...@li... [mailto:sql...@li...]On Behalf Of Craig Jansen Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 3:38 AM To: sql...@li... Subject: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger Hi Antonio, It is true the GUI interface to applications is by far more inviting to a lot of people. MS aside (I Don't Use Any MS Products) :) While 95% of the terminals in my office are running X-Windows and are capable of graphical web browsing I also have a number of "OLD" Wyse dumb terminals which are currently being used for stock control & order entry. In the long term I plan on getting SQL-Ledger to integrate with with my current stock control software. The only role of these terminals is for employees who have no need for me to spend money on setting them up with a fully fledged PC. I may upgrade them to X-Terms one day but at this point in time it's easier for me to develop something for SQL-Ledger in my spare time. I also have a client who has a string of these type of terminals on his shop floor. I currently have him interested in setting up a Linux box with SQL-Ledger in the future. Hope that sheds some light on why I'm developing a "Terminal" frontend. :) Regards Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services PH: 64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060 http://www.cjcs.yi.org <http://www.cjcs.yi.org/> _____ Original Message dated 1/27/01, 8:23:26 PM Author: "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" <ag...@ma...> Re: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger: _____ Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. I think that Web based Applications is the new wave of office products. Let see at MS .net project for example. |
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From: Kurt S. <ks...@ut...> - 2001-01-27 16:31:00
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Craig Jansen wrote: > > > Hi Antonio, > > It is true the GUI interface to applications is by far more inviting to a lot > of people. MS aside (I Don't Use Any MS Products) :) Kudos. I am glad that I am not the only one trying to do this :-) > While 95% of the terminals in my office are running X-Windows and are capable > of graphical web browsing I also have a number of "OLD" Wyse dumb terminals Ah, the original lite (or light, as in green) client. > which are currently being used for stock control & order entry. In the long > term I plan on getting SQL-Ledger to integrate with with my current stock > control software. The only role of these terminals is for employees who have > no need for me to spend money on setting them up with a fully fledged PC. I > may upgrade them to X-Terms one day but at this point in time it's easier for > me to develop something for SQL-Ledger in my spare time. What does linx do with sql-ledger? I would guess if can do frames it's got a chance ... > > > I also have a client who has a string of these type of terminals on his shop > floor. I currently have him interested in setting up a Linux box with > SQL-Ledger in the future. > > Hope that sheds some light on why I'm developing a "Terminal" frontend. :) > > Regards > > Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services > > PH: 64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060 > > http://www.cjcs.yi.org > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Original Message dated 1/27/01, 8:23:26 PM > > Author: "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" <ag...@ma...> > > Re: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger: > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. I think > that Web based Applications is the new wave of office products. Let see at MS > .net project for example. > > > -- In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice, however, there is. - Albert Einstein |
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From: ivan <iva...@42...> - 2001-01-27 17:33:18
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On Sat, Jan 27, 2001 at 11:58:17AM -0500, Kurt Seel wrote: > Craig Jansen wrote: > > > > > > > Hi Antonio, > > > > It is true the GUI interface to applications is by far more inviting to a lot > > of people. MS aside (I Don't Use Any MS Products) :) > > Kudos. I am glad that I am not the only one trying to do this :-) > > > While 95% of the terminals in my office are running X-Windows and are capable > > of graphical web browsing I also have a number of "OLD" Wyse dumb terminals > > Ah, the original lite (or light, as in green) client. > > > which are currently being used for stock control & order entry. In the long > > term I plan on getting SQL-Ledger to integrate with with my current stock > > control software. The only role of these terminals is for employees who have > > no need for me to spend money on setting them up with a fully fledged PC. I > > may upgrade them to X-Terms one day but at this point in time it's easier for > > me to develop something for SQL-Ledger in my spare time. > > What does linx do with sql-ledger? I would guess if can do frames > it's got a chance ... Dunno about `lynx', but w3m <http://ei5nazha.yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp/~aito/w3m/eng/index.html> or links <http://artax.karlin.mff.cuni.cz/~mikulas/vyplody/links/> will get you a text interface to SQL ledger that works just fine. No rewrite necessary. > > > > > > > I also have a client who has a string of these type of terminals on his shop > > floor. I currently have him interested in setting up a Linux box with > > SQL-Ledger in the future. > > > > Hope that sheds some light on why I'm developing a "Terminal" frontend. :) > > > > Regards > > > > Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services > > > > PH: 64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060 > > > > http://www.cjcs.yi.org > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > Original Message dated 1/27/01, 8:23:26 PM > > > > Author: "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" <ag...@ma...> > > > > Re: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > > Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. I think > > that Web based Applications is the new wave of office products. Let see at MS > > .net project for example. > > > > > > > > -- > In theory, there is no difference between theory > and practice. In practice, however, there is. > - Albert Einstein > > -- meow _ivan |
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From: Craig J. <cr...@sm...> - 2001-01-28 00:23:55
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>Ah, the original lite (or light, as in green) client.=20 Pretty much, I have a Wy120 (Black and White), a Wy50+ (Green) and 2=20 Wy99gt (Green) Terminals. >What does linx do with sql-ledger? I would guess if can do frames=20 >it's got a chance ...=20 Lynx works ok with it. The only problem is Lynx doesn't support frames=20 and make navigation a tedious process & time consuming. |
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From: <ke...@dk...> - 2001-01-28 08:44:04
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On Sun, Jan 28, 2001 at 12:24:51AM +0000, Craig Jansen wrote: > >Ah, the original lite (or light, as in green) client. > Pretty much, I have a Wy120 (Black and White), a Wy50+ (Green) and 2 > Wy99gt (Green) Terminals. > >What does linx do with sql-ledger? I would guess if can do frames > >it's got a chance ... > Lynx works ok with it. The only problem is Lynx doesn't support frames > and make navigation a tedious process & time consuming. Why not make sql-ledger available in a frame-free version, and then make it easier for non-mouse applications? Like having shurtcut keys. Then sql-ledger could be quite versatile out of the box with lynx etc. Kind regards keld |
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From: Fleet T. <fl...@pa...> - 2001-01-28 13:31:49
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At 09:47 1/28/01 +0100, you wrote: >Why not make sql-ledger available in a frame-free version, and then make >it easier for non-mouse applications? Like having shurtcut keys. >Then sql-ledger could be quite versatile out of the box with lynx etc. Right on! - fleet - |
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From: Donald T. <dt...@bm...> - 2001-01-28 17:19:56
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Or you can use links, a lynx-based browser with frame support. Links is text WWW browser, similar to Lynx. Links displays tables, downloads on background and uses HTTP/1.1 keepalive connections. See http://freshmeat.net/projects/links/?highlight=links for more info. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Fleet Teachout" <fl...@pa...> To: <sql...@li...> Sent: Sunday, January 28, 2001 6:31 AM Subject: Re: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger > At 09:47 1/28/01 +0100, you wrote: > >Why not make sql-ledger available in a frame-free version, and then make > >it easier for non-mouse applications? Like having shurtcut keys. > >Then sql-ledger could be quite versatile out of the box with lynx etc. > > Right on! > > - fleet - |
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From: Dieter S. <dsi...@sq...> - 2001-01-27 18:17:55
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I should mention here that the new version (not yet released) seperates the backend code from the display. It will be possible to use sql-ledger from a browser such as Netscape, MS Explorer, ... and lynx for now, a console and wap interface is also planned. Dieter Simader http://www.sql-ledger.org (780) 472-8161 DWS Systems Inc. Accounting Software Fax: 478-5281 =========== On a clear disk you can seek forever =========== On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, Craig Jansen wrote: > Hi Antonio, > It is true the GUI interface to applications is by far more inviting to a > lot of people. MS aside (I Don't Use Any MS Products) :) While 95% of the > terminals in my office are running X-Windows and are capable of graphical > web browsing I also have a number of "OLD" Wyse dumb terminals which are > currently being used for stock control & order entry. In the long term I > plan on getting SQL-Ledger to integrate with with my current stock > control software. The only role of these terminals is for employees who > have no need for me to spend money on setting them up with a fully > fledged PC. I may upgrade them to X-Terms one day but at this point in > time it's easier for me to develop something for SQL-Ledger in my spare time. > I also have a client who has a string of these type of terminals on his > shop floor. I currently have him interested in setting up a Linux box > with SQL-Ledger in the future. > Hope that sheds some light on why I'm developing a "Terminal" frontend. > :) > Regards > Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services > PH: 64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060 > http://www.cjcs.yi.org > > > Original Message dated 1/27/01, 8:23:26 PM > Author: "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" <ag...@ma...> > Re: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger: > > Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. I > think that Web based Applications is the new wave of office products. Let > see at MS .net project for example. > |
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From: <mp...@ma...> - 2001-01-28 05:38:14
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Can you give us some information about the how and maybe if were lucky then when(like its in design phase, were coding, internal testing etc)? Scott On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, Dieter Simader wrote: > I should mention here that the new version (not yet released) seperates > the backend code from the display. It will be possible to use sql-ledger > from a browser such as Netscape, MS Explorer, ... and lynx for now, a > console and wap interface is also planned. |
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From: Dieter S. <dsi...@sq...> - 2001-01-28 19:03:48
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It's in internal use/testing. There are a few more things I have to tidy up before I release it. Dieter Simader http://www.sql-ledger.org (780) 472-8161 DWS Systems Inc. Accounting Software Fax: 478-5281 =========== On a clear disk you can seek forever =========== On Sat, 27 Jan 2001 mp...@ma... wrote: > Can you give us some information about the how and maybe if were lucky > then when(like its in design phase, were coding, internal testing etc)? > > Scott > On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, Dieter Simader wrote: > > I should mention here that the new version (not yet released) seperates > > the backend code from the display. It will be possible to use sql-ledger > > from a browser such as Netscape, MS Explorer, ... and lynx for now, a > > console and wap interface is also planned. > > |
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From: Kim C. C. <kc...@c2...> - 2001-01-27 10:25:25
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"Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" wrote: > > > Hi Craig! > > Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. > I think that Web based Aplications is the new wave of office products. > Let see at MS .net project for example. > > If you want, you can do anything with SQL-Ledger source. But the goal > to archive is to create a account application Web-based. > > PHP is great, and maybe he will save us many problems about UI. Please > Dieter explain us why you dont choose PHP in the develop of > SQL-Ledger. > > I think that MySQL is a low-end DBMS. PostgreSQL is more powerfull and > we will approach the powerful features of PostgreSQL. Dieter again, > please answer us what you think about that. > > I will be glad to open a discussion about the Roadmap of SQL-Ledger to > all the users. > I am curious about two of your above statements... First off, I think that it is applaudable that Craig is attempting to create a curses interface to SQL-Ledger. An application should be designed in such a way that allows it to be modified to meet the needs of any end user. Take an application like Quickbooks (since we are on an accounting path here!). This is a nice application for some, but by no means does it really meet the needs of all. Unfortunately, there is no real quick and easy way to modify it to be useful. I think Craig gave a very valid explaination of why he is doing such a modification. Secondly, I was curious to hear about how you qualify your view of MySQL being a "low -end" DBMS. The lacking feature of MySQL at one time was handling transactions. Of course that was prior to 3.23, because that requirement has been put in to production. From a benchmark perspective, MySQL is in fact faster than PostgreSQL, by a significant margin. Of course this was due to a transaction mechanism which easily made MySQL faster. Nevertheless, although I am by no leaps and bounds a MySQL evangelist, I will say that MySQL does a nice job of holding it's own. |
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From: Marco De L. <del...@mt...> - 2001-01-27 15:07:59
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Someone get me of this mailing list please!!! Thank you, Marco del...@mt... -----Original Message----- From: sql...@li... [mailto:sql...@li...]On Behalf Of Kim C. Callis Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 4:25 AM To: sql...@li... Subject: Re: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger "Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo" wrote: > > > Hi Craig! > > Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. > I think that Web based Aplications is the new wave of office products. > Let see at MS .net project for example. > > If you want, you can do anything with SQL-Ledger source. But the goal > to archive is to create a account application Web-based. > > PHP is great, and maybe he will save us many problems about UI. Please > Dieter explain us why you dont choose PHP in the develop of > SQL-Ledger. > > I think that MySQL is a low-end DBMS. PostgreSQL is more powerfull and > we will approach the powerful features of PostgreSQL. Dieter again, > please answer us what you think about that. > > I will be glad to open a discussion about the Roadmap of SQL-Ledger to > all the users. > I am curious about two of your above statements... First off, I think that it is applaudable that Craig is attempting to create a curses interface to SQL-Ledger. An application should be designed in such a way that allows it to be modified to meet the needs of any end user. Take an application like Quickbooks (since we are on an accounting path here!). This is a nice application for some, but by no means does it really meet the needs of all. Unfortunately, there is no real quick and easy way to modify it to be useful. I think Craig gave a very valid explaination of why he is doing such a modification. Secondly, I was curious to hear about how you qualify your view of MySQL being a "low -end" DBMS. The lacking feature of MySQL at one time was handling transactions. Of course that was prior to 3.23, because that requirement has been put in to production. From a benchmark perspective, MySQL is in fact faster than PostgreSQL, by a significant margin. Of course this was due to a transaction mechanism which easily made MySQL faster. Nevertheless, although I am by no leaps and bounds a MySQL evangelist, I will say that MySQL does a nice job of holding it's own. |
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From: Marco De L. <del...@mt...> - 2001-01-27 15:08:02
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Someone get me of this mailing list please!!! Thank you, Marco del...@mt... <mailto:del...@mt...> -----Original Message----- From: sql...@li... [mailto:sql...@li...]On Behalf Of Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2001 1:23 AM To: 'sql...@li...' Subject: RE: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger Hi Craig! Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. I think that Web based Aplications is the new wave of office products. Let see at MS .net project for example. If you want, you can do anything with SQL-Ledger source. But the goal to archive is to create a account application Web-based. PHP is great, and maybe he will save us many problems about UI. Please Dieter explain us why you dont choose PHP in the develop of SQL-Ledger. I think that MySQL is a low-end DBMS. PostgreSQL is more powerfull and we will approach the powerful features of PostgreSQL. Dieter again, please answer us what you think about that. I will be glad to open a discussion about the Roadmap of SQL-Ledger to all the users. Regards, Antonio Gallardo. -----Mensaje original----- De: sql...@li... [ mailto:sql...@li...]En nombre de Craig Jansen Enviado el: Viernes, 26 de Enero de 2001 04:41 a.m. Para: sql...@li...; ma...@ro... Asunto: Re: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger Hi Matthew I am currently developing a seperate app to use on Wyse Terminal's as a frontend to SQL-Ledger. Ultimatley (The way I see it) SQL-Ledger is simply a frontend to the postgresSQL database. So writing another type of Frontend should not really pose too much of a problem. The linux console scripts I am putting together for my own business simply write to the same database and tables. The only thing that's really different is the user interface. So I don't see why you couldn't do it from another application. The tests I've come up with on my consoles appear to work and I havn't noticed any problems with SQL-Ledger itself after using the console app. For those of you on this list interested in a Console application, I will be releasing it as soon as I feel comfortable with it's performance. Hope that helps out a little. Regards Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services) PH: +64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060 http://www.cjcs.yi.org >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< > 2. Can anyone, maybe Dieter, comment on integrating sql-ledger with > front-office software. We are writing a CRM app with PHP / mySQL (but may > change to PostgreSQL) and I need to integrate with an accounting package. > I haven't yet looked under the hood of sql-ledger as we don't have > postgresSQL installed, but am I right in guessing that I'll be able to write > a function to create invoices in sql-ledger from our CRM package ... ie from > outside sql-ledger? |
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From: Dieter S. <dsi...@sq...> - 2001-01-27 19:02:27
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SQL-Ledger was never intended to be just a webbased accounting system. This is the reason for not using php or CGI and perl instead. Perl is available on every platform I can think off which makes it virtually platform independant. I don't have a preference which SQL servers is used as long as transactions are supported. Early versions did work with mySQL but I dropped support starting with Version 1.0 Dieter Simader http://www.sql-ledger.org (780) 472-8161 DWS Systems Inc. Accounting Software Fax: 478-5281 =========== On a clear disk you can seek forever =========== On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, Ing. Antonio A. Gallardo wrote: > Hi Craig! > > Please explain why you are creating a terminal frontend to SQL-Ledger. I > think that Web based Aplications is the new wave of office products. Let see > at MS .net project for example. > > If you want, you can do anything with SQL-Ledger source. But the goal to > archive is to create a account application Web-based. > > PHP is great, and maybe he will save us many problems about UI. Please > Dieter explain us why you dont choose PHP in the develop of SQL-Ledger. > > I think that MySQL is a low-end DBMS. PostgreSQL is more powerfull and we > will approach the powerful features of PostgreSQL. Dieter again, please > answer us what you think about that. > > I will be glad to open a discussion about the Roadmap of SQL-Ledger to all > the users. > > Regards, > > Antonio Gallardo. > > > > -----Mensaje original----- > De: sql...@li... > [mailto:sql...@li...]En nombre de Craig > Jansen > Enviado el: Viernes, 26 de Enero de 2001 04:41 a.m. > Para: sql...@li...; ma...@ro... > Asunto: Re: [SQL-Ledger-users] evaluation of sql-ledger > > > Hi Matthew > > I am currently developing a seperate app to use on Wyse Terminal's as a > frontend to SQL-Ledger. Ultimatley (The way I see it) SQL-Ledger is > simply a frontend to the postgresSQL database. > > So writing another type of Frontend should not really pose too much of a > problem. The linux console scripts I am putting together for my own > business simply write to the same database and tables. The only thing > that's really different is the user interface. > > So I don't see why you couldn't do it from another application. The tests > I've come up with on my consoles appear to work and I havn't noticed any > problems with SQL-Ledger itself after using the console app. > > For those of you on this list interested in a Console application, I will > be releasing it as soon as I feel comfortable with it's performance. > > Hope that helps out a little. > > Regards > Craig Jansen (CeeJay Computer Services) > PH: +64 21 144 1851 FAX: 64 6 323 2060 > http://www.cjcs.yi.org > > >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< > > > 2. Can anyone, maybe Dieter, comment on integrating sql-ledger with > > front-office software. We are writing a CRM app with PHP / mySQL (but may > > change to PostgreSQL) and I need to integrate with an accounting package. > > > I haven't yet looked under the hood of sql-ledger as we don't have > > postgresSQL installed, but am I right in guessing that I'll be able to > write > > a function to create invoices in sql-ledger from our CRM package ... ie > from > > outside sql-ledger? > > > > |
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