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SQL or not doesn't really matter. Double entry provides redundancy, and redundancy allows for auditing. It's like checksumming to detect errors.
by pkd 2y ago
SQL or not doesn't really matter. Double entry provides redundancy, and redundancy allows for auditing. It's like checksumming to detect errors.
- dataflow 2y agoI guess I'm asking: what would go wrong with the design in my comment, which makes transactions first-class and has a single entry for each one? What errors would double entry prevent that this doesn't?
- namaria 2y agoYou offered no design. Db schema has nothing to do with transaction guarantees.