It works just fine on the phone. Of course it's pretty small but you can
make it full-screen and hide all the toolbars to get as much usable
space as possible. I've used it for serious work when I can't get to
anything with a bigger screen.
Cheers, Jonathan
On 14/06/12 20:30, Tom Davies wrote
This question asked on a users list is completely pointless. You may find the
answer in the issue tracker. If not, you may file an issue or vote for an
existing one.
I have a simple Python macro to do the trick. It may be too simple since it
does not include any error handling.
def url_on_record_
SewHelpMe wrote:
Let's see. First I'm using the design table and not SQL. (Haven't used since
mid-1980's and don't feel I recall enough.)
Next: I was altering an existing column, not adding it. So, the error
message occurs as a popup when I try to save my changes.
Interestingly enough, I did tr
Which type of database?
Is the form directly bound to the table or is it a query based on that
table?
With a form directly bound to a table of an embedded HSQLDB I can see any
new field after I saved and modified the table in the table designer while
the form design was open. I only have to close a
Hi All
I have an existing Database in AOO 3.4.0 on PCLOS 2012-2 and have added
two new fields to my Table. They show up in both the Table Edit and
Table View.
When I open my front end Form in Edit Mode and select 'Add fields' the
two new fields _DO NOT_ show up in the list!!
Can anyone adv
SewHelpMe wrote
>
> Error while saving the table design
> Column constraints are not acceptable in statement [ALTER TABLE "Companion
> Subspecies" ADD "Help Type" INTEGER NOT NULL]
>
First of all we should know which type of database you refer to. No, Base is
not a database. It includes a certai
Tom,
Shut up if you do not have anything to answer.
The embedded HSQL database is documented here:
http://www.hsqldb.org/doc/1.8/guide/ch09.html
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Le 2012-06-16 20:33, Larry Gusaas a écrit :
On 2012-06-16 5:50 PM webmaster-Kracked_P_P wrote:
So I took out the offence spelling when it was correct.
Maybe I should but it back in.
Definitely.
Ah, the vagaries of the English language with different spellings and
usages in different countrie
Hi :)
Good move. It's a quick&easy way to fix the problem although you might want to
switch it back on again now the 2 words have been dealt with. The standard
dictionaries that come with LO occasionally cause other problems which Tim has
fixed for his dictionaries. His seem to be quite a lot
