1, Install unixODBC (look at www.unixodbc.org)
2, Then compile MyODBC with --with-unixODBC switch (I'm not sure about
the syntax, look in ./configure -- help).
3, Setup odbc.ini propperly (here U can use ODBCConfig)
4, In StarOffice U should be able to create ODBC Database (select mysql
driver
Hi
I am new to this list, so foregive me if this have been asked before. Can
anybody inform me and maybe point me in a direction (faq, etc.) for
connecting mysql and StarOffice (Sparc, Solaris).
Thanks and best regards
Jan Birk
Jan:
Go to http://lists.mysql.com/ open the General Discussion archive, and
search for 'StarOffice'.
G. Jensen
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From: Jan Birk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, June 09, 2001 4:17 AM
Subject: StarOffice
Hi
I am new to this list, so
I know this is a bit StarOffice specific, still, I already know of
a similarity of functionality with M$ Access when talking to MySQL
server. (table is required to have a primary key for inserts to work).
Maybe it is a similar answer this time too.
Is it possible to create a form
Hi,
I am trying to link a MySQL database (linux) with a StarOffice client
on Windows, with MyODBC installed.
I created the database, tables, set up select,update,delete,insert
privileges on all tables in it from the host running StarOffice.
I can list tables, can insert data into them via
Dear reader,
Maybe this question is slightly off-topic, but what the hell ;) I'm the sysadming for
a little firm which use a few Windoze computer and a lot of linux/BSD-servers. The
windoze computers are used by the accounting staff and use Staroffice 5.2 as their
Office application
