Am Donnerstag 10 November 2005 06.52 schrieb Andrew Douglas
Pitonyak:
Wolfgang Schaible wrote:
hi Andrew,
Am Montag 07 November 2005 06.33 schrieb Andrew Douglas Pitonyak:
Function FindComponentWithURL(sURL As String, bLoadIfNotFound
As Boolean) Dim oDocs ' Enumeration of the loaded
Wolfgang Schaible wrote:
hi Andrew,
Am Montag 07 November 2005 06.33 schrieb Andrew Douglas Pitonyak:
Function FindComponentWithURL(sURL As String, bLoadIfNotFound As
Boolean) Dim oDocs ' Enumeration of the loaded components.
Dim oDoc' A single enumerated component.
Dim sSt$'
hi Andrew, hi Frank
Am Mittwoch 02 November 2005 05.10 schrieb Andrew Douglas Pitonyak:
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Andrew,
I tried
oTables = oCon.getTables()
oTables.refresh()
This did not work
This is surprising, since it's exactly what the Controller
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Andrew,
I tried
oTables = oCon.getTables()
oTables.refresh()
This did not work
This is surprising, since it's exactly what the Controller does with its
own connection when you dispatch the URL ...
Ciao
Frank
I will
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Andrew,
I tried
oTables = oCon.getTables()
oTables.refresh()
This did not work
This is surprising, since it's exactly what the Controller does with its
own connection when you dispatch the URL ...
Ciao
Frank
Initially,
Ocke Janssen wrote:
Hi,
Wolfgang Schaible wrote:
hi,
Am Sonntag 30 Oktober 2005 02.57 schrieb Andrew Douglas Pitonyak:
I load a Base document.
I add a table using a macro (and the API).
The Base document shows the new tables.
If my macro uses SQL to create the table, then the tables are
hi,
Am Montag 31 Oktober 2005 14.38 schrieb Andrew Douglas Pitonyak:
Ocke Janssen wrote:
Wolfgang Schaible wrote:
Am Sonntag 30 Oktober 2005 02.57 schrieb Andrew Douglas
Pitonyak:
I load a Base document.
I add a table using a macro (and the API).
The Base document shows the new tables.
Hi Wolfgang,
Sounds good, but
running a macro (with Base-Doc not open), how can I obtain
a controller of the document and dispatch the command
.uno:DBRefreshTables ?
Ocke's last sentence
Normally it should be enough to query for the XRefresh
interface and call a refresh.
was referring
Frank Schönheit - Sun Microsystems Germany wrote:
Hi Wolfgang,
Sounds good, but
running a macro (with Base-Doc not open), how can I obtain
a controller of the document and dispatch the command
.uno:DBRefreshTables ?
Ocke's last sentence
Normally it should be enough to query
hi,
Am Sonntag 30 Oktober 2005 02.57 schrieb Andrew Douglas Pitonyak:
I load a Base document.
I add a table using a macro (and the API).
The Base document shows the new tables.
If my macro uses SQL to create the table, then the tables are not
visible unless I close and re-open the document.
Wolfgang,
PS
Can you delete a record using 'oRowSet.deleteRow()' without a crash?
Yes, this works without a problem for me using 2.0 FR on WinXP against
the embedded database engine.
The other problems you mention. Still have one of them, haven't tried
the other.
Andrew Jensen
Hi,
Wolfgang Schaible wrote:
hi,
Am Sonntag 30 Oktober 2005 02.57 schrieb Andrew Douglas Pitonyak:
I load a Base document.
I add a table using a macro (and the API).
The Base document shows the new tables.
If my macro uses SQL to create the table, then the tables are not
visible unless I
I load a Base document.
I add a table using a macro (and the API).
The Base document shows the new tables.
If my macro uses SQL to create the table, then the tables are not
visible unless I close and re-open the document. Is there anyway to tell
OOo to refresh its view of things from a macro?
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