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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Oct  6 14:09:06 +0000 
2008 -------
well I have not trusted in the abilies of OO.o to write .dbf since ..., however,
I took the oportunity to recheck, how OO.o is witing .dbf- files

summary of the desaster - a showstopper

the test-procedure is:
application produces .dbf - opend in OO.o - saved and reopend/reimported in
application
  
short summary of the mistakes:
- length/offset-infos in dbf-header: stripped
- record-counter wrong
- Labels changed (here: CP 437 high bytes not used ( Ä ==> _)
- numeric : N 0 = N 2 ( N2 means N.NN)
- change of keyboard-layout (very strange: CP 437 on Import gives " for 
a-umlaut)
 
To me, re-import gaves error-codes but I can read the data.
But, it was impossible to reuse the forms.

All in all, there are some smart features within the dbf-storage  from OO.o,
that actually are not related to .dbf-files and need to be stopped.

HOWEVER -  the more importend is:
Supposed you open a wellformed .dbf and edit and close it, it is converted in
the above stated manner - and from thereon you have a fragmented unreadabler 
waste.

So it is either a showstopper - or you need to publish the inability to deal
with .dbf-files.

Martin

tested in here with 
ooo300m7 on Win2K


  
 

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