Alright Andy,
I'm working WITH an accounting system right now and programming a 3rd party
module to work with it.
Accounting systems suck. if your not an accountant/programmer, I don't
really recommend this one. Mainly, because so many different companies have
there own ideas how they want there GL set up.
Not only that but you have so many industries your working with, and how do
you compenstate for that. I work in manufacturing, and we require to set up
kitting /assembly systems to work with our GL's, and its just a pain.
So, my advice is, really know what your looking for in an accounting system,
I'll give you some to look at. I'm programming with AccountMate 6.0 SQL
right now (SUCKS). Like 250 tables or something like that in the database
with even more SP's... I highly recommend QuickBooks for entry level
accounting because of the QBAPI/QBXML which is a really great way to start
learning how accounting systems work. You can also go with any MSBS
(Microsoft Business Solutions) such as Solomon or Great Plains, which we are
hopefully switching over to this year for our GL and hopefully MRP.
Plus, AR and AP are simple accounts within your General Ledger. =)
Understand, I'm not trying to be mean about this at all, just a good
starting point. So I'm gonna ask you, do you have any accounting experience
yet? What don't you like about other packages? What do you like about
other packages? This is a good starting point, let me know if I can help
out some more.
"Andy Sze" <an*****@yahoo. com> wrote in message
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I am looking for a book.
How to design a accounting system(General ledger, AR, AP) and include
VB.net source code sample.
Regards.