ssing. So I can't make a database of recipes for my mom?
I haven't looked at the capabilities of the "DBase" database type that
used to be in OOo 1. Is it still in OOo2, and would it do what you're
after?
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Andrew Brown wrote:
On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 16:27:51 +0100, Justin Clift
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Er... I *very* much disagree about the "very much better than
anything else which is free or unix-ish". MySQL doesn't hold a
candle to PostgreSQL in terms of functionality
not using it through
OOo, where the PostgreSQL drivers do indeed have problems interfacing
cleanly. :(
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obvious database bugs (that I
found) only recently.
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Sigh... why do simple things have to be so complicated?... :-(
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pparently only fixed in the most
recent build:
http://bulkdownloads.digitaldistribution.com/developer/680_m87/
Not sure why it would be different between the command line FTP and
FileZilla though.
When using FileZilla, you did the transfer in Binary mode didn't you?
Regards
conf file, to try an authentication method other than ident.
Both ways could work, it just depends on you. I'd pick the second, only
because I'm more familiar with it, but you might not be. :)
Hope that helps.
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luck with
it, from what I've heard.
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Justin Clift wrote:
In case anyone's interested, the Oracle supplied ODBC drivers appear to
work better than the JDBC ones. At least new tables can be created anyway.
As further info I'm getting much better results with Microsoft's Oracle
driver than the Oracle supplied one. Am
Justin Clift wrote:
Hi all,
Has anyone had Oracle 10g working correctly with OOo2/SO8?
In case anyone's interested, the Oracle supplied ODBC drivers appear to
work better than the JDBC ones. At least new tables can be created anyway.
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Justin Clift
Regards and
2.zip
... \jre\1.4.2\lib\rt.jar
... \jlib\jta.jar
... \jlib\jndi.jar
Does that look correct?
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to the associated CWS of dbwizard3 seems to confirm this too.
I'll get the hang of things with a bit of time. :)
Ciao
Frank, who certainly is going to describe this in a public linkable
place, some time
Really good idea.
:)
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Alex Thurgood wrote:
Le lundi 14 février 2005 à 21:51 +1100, Justin Clift a écrit :
Hi all,
If I've come across a bug in OOo2 Base 680m77, and find an existing bug
for it in IZ (#42033) marked as RESOLVED/FIXED (680m75), does that means
it should be fixed already for m77 and I need to r
in future.
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things are driven by many factors. ;)
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ile -> Open,
then go and find their Base document.
Errr... am I the only person who sees this as "bizarre", and needing to
be "fixed" before we get to production?
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