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postgres://localhost/dbname?mode=whatever
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You can alternate between multi-user and single-user modes for
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the same database. Just be sure that all users have logged off,
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otherwise gnucash won't let you log on in single-user mode.
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Users are 'logged off' automatically when they exist gnucash.
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In case they have crashed, (and thus apear to still be logged
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in), you can log them off manually by issuing the following:
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echo "UPDATE gncsession SET time_off='NOW' WHERE time_off = 'infinity';" | psql dbname
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Other Options
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@ -338,7 +346,5 @@ multi-user mode is fundamentally broken unless they are fixed.
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but this is currently unimplmented in the engine. Alternately,
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we could call 'Scrub' at appropriate times.
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