Hi :)
I think if you are on a Mac then don't worry about running Ubuntu.
If you really need Ubuntu then maybe in a virtual machine such as
VirtualBox (hah, i know it's Oracle again but they seem to actually care
about this project)
Regards from
Tom :)
On 6 May 2014 23:36, Phil wrote:
> Hi All
Lol Tom
forgot about virtualbox tbh, even tho i use it frequently for other
things like hotspot software, usually have a laptop with debian on, but
think i had to nick the HDD out of it for some reason.
Might even try and power up the PI again, when i get access to the TV..
cheers
Phil
On 0
Hi All
Apologies, i dragged over the LO file from the DMG, and i kept deleting
the new installation, it wasnt untill i looked a bit further down my app
list, that i saw LODEV!! my fault for not looking further, and the file
association was still with that version..
But even after opening the
Everything I read about MariaDB states that it is a plug-in replacement
for MySQL. I also discovered the MariaDB programs even retain the MySQL
names as well as their functionality, such as mysql_install_db, so
scripts and procedures should run without change. I am still running
MySQL on my S
Tom & Milica,
No! No! No! I am not offering to do the work. I apologize if I somehow
implied that. I have zero experience writing LO macros of any sort. I
was just suggesting to avoid macros wherever possible. Recreating data
entry forms and reports when there is a need to migrate to anoth
Le 05/05/2014 23:17, Phil a écrit :
There seems to have been some weird time tunnel with Gmane, where I
don't see any of the posts after about 6pm on May 4th...
>> Im running OSX 10.6.8, running Version 4.0.0.0.beta1 (Build ID:
>> 87906242e87d3ddb2ba9827818f2d1416d80cc7)
>> TinderBox
On 05/06/2014 02:37 PM, Wolfgang Keller wrote:
may I ask a question in line with that thread:
a few month ago, I failed installing LO-base with PostgreSQL-DB when
I stumbled over the input request
URL of data source ?
Since the PostgreSQL SDBC driver uses the native PostgreSQL protocol
(way mor
> may I ask a question in line with that thread:
>
> a few month ago, I failed installing LO-base with PostgreSQL-DB when
> I stumbled over the input request
> URL of data source ?
Since the PostgreSQL SDBC driver uses the native PostgreSQL protocol
(way more efficient than such kludgy crutches a
IIRC MySql is owned by Oracle, but *MariaDB is not*, so I believe there
should be no problem using MariaDB to connect with Base via the
appropriate connector.
HTH.
john
On 05/05/2014 06:02 PM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
Good point!!
An external database is a really good approach. Many people go
Hi :)
Err, ooops! Scratch all the above advice! All that is over-kill!
If you can boot into *buntu then do just get to a command-line (Alt Ctrl T
brings one up) and enter
sudo update-grub
You will see it picking up all the bootable OSes on your machine. Even
Windows. Job done!
Regards from
T
Hi :)
This page might help
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing
Section 2 on how to reinstall grub2. SuperGrub might make it easier in
some ways because it's more point&click gui.
If it doesn't, or if you don't want to burn a LiveCd that only has 1
function and that being to cover a
Hi :)
Can you post some of the old macros as plain text and give a rough idea of
what each does. SQL is usually easier because you get a nice gui to do a
lot of the work in a nice point&click way. Some of the algebraic formulae
might be much the same or perhaps a little less convoluted.
Plus Sql
Dear Girvin,
I have that base that we use in our workshop like warehouse
management,(select product, type amount that needs to be added/removed from
warehouse and macro does it) and also base needs to create work orders
based on calculation (for every product, how many half products there is to
be
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