Drew Jensen wrote:
Hi,
Ok - so 50% of the developer team is now gone.
Anyone want to take a crack at where that leaves us?
Come on now - everyone has had a day to think about it.
Drew
Drop embedded HSQLDB and make the rest working for experienced database
developers (macros forms) and
Fernand Vanrie wrote:
Andreas ,
Your proposal is maybe a bit to drastic, but OO can, indeed, been a
ideal frontend for any DB, included a Oracle Base :-), I hope they reed
this dispared crys and gives us some exctra developer power.
Yes, reduce Base to a better frontend.
Drop that
Hi,
Sometimes the perspective makes a difference.
A table control bundles several types of other controls. For each
bundled control (column) you see one instance of the same control model
per record with one record beeing the current record.
In design mode you can change the type of a cell to
Ocke Janssen wrote:
Moin,
When you use charts in reports I would like to get any kind of feedback,
comments or even rants :-)
What work and what doesn't work? What should be better or is the feature
itself useless. (I don't hope so ;-)
So your opinion is asked for.
Best regards,
Ocke
PS:
Dinbandhu wrote:
1. How to change the name of an existing column?
Example for given table Table1 having field ID to be renamed to ID_New
ALTER TABLE Table1 ALTER COLUMN ID RENAME TO ID_New
I tried to double click on the column title window, but it doesn't give
me a cursor to change the
Swarup,
Please notice the P.S. at the bottom before you continue.
Dinbandhu wrote:
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Hi Andreas,
[...]
1. I think I was able to understand and follow each step of your
instructions. And in the end, the table was made. Indeed, all the
columns and rows are there, correctly labeled. And
Hello, Swarup
I've added a detailed step-by-step instruction how to import mdb via
spreadsheet to Base. Have a look at the users.dba list and give a try.
Good luck,
Andreas
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Swarup,
I'm not a developer, so I can hardly tell if things have to be like
that. I believe that Base has started too late. Until now it is the
least mature component in this office suite, although a rock stable,
reliable database could be the most attractive component to serve all
other
