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Run SQL scripts

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Submitted by ehu on Wed, 11/14/2012 - 12:58


psql [database name]then
 \i /usr/share/ledgersmb/sql/upgrade/1.3-1.2.sqlor
psql [dbname] < /usr/share/ledgersmb/sql/upgrade/1.3-1.2.sql

Developing custom LedgerSMB extension experience

Submitted by Chris Travers on Sat, 03/10/2012 - 00:43

By Erik Huelsmann

In summary: adding to or changing LedgerSMB can be extremely easy

For one of my businesses, I needed to create an application to store some data on the services and products we provide. Basically, there would be one central table with some references to a few other tables, mostly to provide (short) selection lists. Also, there's one bigger complexity, because we wanted to link to our customer data.

The customer data is all stored in LSMB, so, developing this database inside LSMB's database seemed like a logical choice.

Overview of 2.0 Developer Proposals

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 03/13/2010 - 20:14

We can't gotten to to the user proposals for 2.0 yet but here are the general code management, API's and the like:

1) SODA 2.0

SODA provides discoverable database query functionality (sort of like web service principles applied to stored procedures). It is not a replacement for direct table access, but rather a way of storing named queries in the database for easy use. It also allows other programs to make use of these queries without reinventing the business logic.

New Architecture Approach

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Sat, 02/20/2010 - 13:21

1: Base Architecture Goals

The new architecture is designed to solve the following problems with the current codebase:

A) Maintenance difficulty. The current codebase is quite unstructured and difficult to maintain. 1.2.x has already been a bit of a mess due to the issues of fixing something one place and having it break something else.

Distributed LedgerSMB Development With DVCS - Git

2008-08-11
By Jeff Kowalczyk (jfkw)

I've been working on my local LedgerSMB deployment customization using the distributed version control system, git. I'm relatively new to git, but it's really helping me in the following areas:

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