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1. WHERE DOES GNUCASH SAVE FILES FULL
2. WHERE DOES GNUCASH SAVE FILES PORTABLE
3. WHERE DOES GNUCASH SAVE FILES PC
4. WHERE DOES GNUCASH SAVE FILES ISO

Your kit is almost certainly better than mine, I have an XP era laptop, yes, old stuff that still works.ġ. I need a computer to time it certainly not minutes or multiples of seconds. I've just created a new file using A Simple Checkbook as a template, added one transaction to get my lottery winnings into my account (which I think replicates your scenario above) and if I run C&R it is less than my watch can measure, i.e. To clarify, if Ck&Rep is taking 10-12min rather than a few seconds on a simple file something else is wrong. Gnc / Actions / Check & repair should be in memory unless (these are just thoughts) your available memory is already consumed and your system is swapping for some reason in which case it is back to you. Your settings look good (gnc doesn't do weird defaults). I've really enjoyed using it for several years & would like to continue using it for many more! Wm, I appreciate your defensiveness of GNC. Frankly, I'd all but given up on it & looked away to do something else. The drive activity LED would blink a couple times every few seconds, and the title bar eventually had '(Not Responding)' appended onto it. The Check & Repair ran for a good 10-12 minutes. So if I made a bad backend choice, that's because I took the defaults. is left unchecked.) I do not have any SQL databases installed on my flash drive-and I'm quite certain that my laptop writes to flash drive too.

WHERE DOES GNUCASH SAVE FILES FULL

Adding single entry to the ledger & forcing it to save manually took a full 2.5 minutes to complete.įiles are stored with all of the defaults: Compress files is checked, Show auto-save confirmation question is checked, Auto-save time interval of 5 minutes, & Retain log/backup files for 30 days. I deleted the GnuCashPortable directory from my drive & installed 2.6.3 anew. I can be defensive of GNC in general, I like it, a lot. L: I'm hoping you're going to come back and say, "I made a bad backend choice for my device" L: How long does Accounts Tab / Menu / Actions / Check & Repair / Check & Repair All take ? My uncompressed XML file is around 3.9MB at the moment and the ck+ takes around a minute on over a decade old kit. sqlite is workable because it can work in memory like GnuCash's xml. I wouldn't run postgres or mysql on a pen drive.

WHERE DOES GNUCASH SAVE FILES PORTABLE

GnuCash, is, if you think about it, portable drive friendly by co-incidence, depending on your storage choice. You can also set it to ask you if you want to save so if your drive is busy you can tell it to wait. you can tell it to, effectively, never save and only do so when you manually say save, which you get reminded about on exit, or you can ask it to save periodically. So, if you are using the XML format (I'd recommend that for a USB drive and most similar PA situations) you'll only get a write to the drive as per your Edit > Preferences > General settings. The backends behave differently and the user gets a good combination of choices wrt saving options. John: GnuCash storage behaves according to the data format the user chooses: XML or a choice of SQL backends. L: how are you storing your GnuCash file/data? XML or SQL? If SQL which DB? If XML are you compressing or not? And I would be willing to provide any additional information that I can. It's only when I run GnuCash that is takes so darn long to save.

I am certain that it started no later than when I installed the first 2.6.x release of GnuCash Portable. I do not distinctly recall if it was with one of the last 2.4.x releases or if it started with 2.6.x. Somewhere along the way, these long writes (saves) started. I've had the drive long enough that I was using at least the last couple v2.4.x releases of GnuCash Portable.Writes are pretty much the same speed since the USB 2.0 port is the bottleneck.

WHERE DOES GNUCASH SAVE FILES ISO

iso image on this PC, it takes longer than my laptop, but reads are still in a very acceptable ~20MB/sec range.

WHERE DOES GNUCASH SAVE FILES PC

Then I run GnuCash Portable 2.6.3 on a Windows 7 PC 64-bit with 8GB RAM & "only" USB 2.0 ports.Saves are FAST-easily under 3 seconds-as I would expect. The laptop/GnuCash has no problems opening and/or saving my account file. My main machine is a laptop running Ubuntu (14.04 64-bit), which is using a 2.4.x version of GnuCash & has USB 3.0 ports.This USB drive goes back & forth daily between the 2 machines described below. In a USB 3.0 port, I can regularly read files at 80+MB/sec & writes are easily 40MB/sec.