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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Mar  1 23:26:29 +0000 
2007 -------
Additional information and sample documents:-

This is not just a redraw problem, because (using the full
application with the PostgreSQL backend) the second sheet actually
contains fully working form controls from both sheet 1 and sheet 2.

I'm running these tests on the following system:

HW:     2400MHz, 1GB RAM, i686, Tower PC
OS:     FC6 Linux with current updates installed.
JRE:    1.5.0_09
PostgreSQL backend running locally on this machine.

The attached ZIP file with included ods plus odb documents are cut-down
versions of the application and database used originally, but they still show
some of the effects although nowhere near as severe. E.g. switching to the
second sheet appears ok.

Note: I have also removed all events from the document and forms to
avoid calling any macros.

I use Zoom = Entire Page (in case that matters for redrawing).

1) Register the included odb as a data source.
2) Open the ods document (should open in edit mode and appear ok).
3) Turn edit mode off to enter run mode.
4) I see the first sheet as shown in the screenshot
   "Screenshot-eWater_RBA_Application-OOo2.2-Bug (read-only) - OpenOffice.org
Calc.png"
5) Switching to the second sheet appears ok.
6) Switching back to the first sheet and re-entering edit mode appears as shown 
in:-
   "Screenshot-eWater_RBA_Application-OOo2.2-Bug - OpenOffice.org Calc.png"

Additional information re the original issue description
--------------------------------------------------------
The original full application connects to a PostgreSQL database via the
current version of the PostgreSQL-SDBC driver (0.7.4). If I change the
document included in this zip file to use that datasource, I get the
original behaviour as described.

Possible causes
---------------
Because I see a much reduced but still residual effect using the Base
HSQL database, the effect doesn't appear to be backend or driver related
directly, except that I'm beginning to suspect it may be a timing issue.

Because, in the full application, the second sheet contains controls
from both sheets 1 and 2 I suspect that, in the cut-down version, the
doubled up table control shown in point 4 above may actually be a second
instance of the same table control.

If you have a POstgreSQL backend available I can probably send you the reduced
schema which still shows the full effect.

Hope this all helps.

Thanks.


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