What is the reason you need to split your data into multiple tables?
You will make life a lot easier for yourself if you are able to consolidate
your data into one table. The rules of data 'normalization' (see link below)
may require your data to be divided into more than a single table, but this
Looks like it's a bug/regression and has been reported HERE
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=62147 . Maybe you might add
your findings to the bug report. Hope it's fixed soon, because I reckon it
will be a blocker for a lot of users.
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However, the differences in code trees between LO and AOO now mean that the
connector for AOO no longer works in LO4, or at least, that is what Heinrich
has reported (and Robert too, I believe). - Alex
Just a note to say the AOO native MySQL connector here
I have just installed the newly-released LO Version 4.0.0.3 (Build ID:
53fd80e80f44edd735c18dbc5b6cde811e0a15c) and testing with some of my 'split'
databases (using HSQLDB v.2.2.8 in 'file mode'). I notice when I right-click
on a TABLE NAME (in the table listing) there now seems to be NO option to
There was a bug in LO 3.5.x versions discussed at the end of this post
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/Base-and-new-Report-Builder-in-3-5-td3817159i20.html#a3961330
which might be relevant to you. I seem to recall any query you use in a
report is not automatically updated when you
I'm trying out the latest LibO 3.5.5.3 (on Mac OS X.6) and I think I've found
a bug with exporting a BASE query result set to a CALC sheet. I used to be
able to just drag the query icon from the QUERIES pane of the BASE window
into a cell of a new CAL sheet (alongside), and, voila, the query
Is it possible to create virtual FOLDERS in the QUERIES pane of the BASE
database window - as one can in the FORMS and REPORTS panes?
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These problems still persist with LO 3.5.4, but at least there are the
work-arounds above, and also see here for my summary of the work-arounds:
http://nabble.documentfoundation.org/Workarounds-for-multiple-problems-with-the-legacy-Report-Designer-Wizard-under-LO-3-5-td3964175.html
Hoping these
The TABLE GRID display problem reported above is still present in LO 3.5.4
(Mac OS). Can anyone else confirm this problem? There was a bug report about
it a few weeks ago, but it seems to have 'disappeared'. I reckon it's a
fairly serious problem (for BASE users) and should be fixed asap. It's a
This is a potentially serious problem I hadn't seen before and was pointed
out here recently...
http://en.libreofficeforum.org/node/1267
The problem manifests in at least TWO situations (at least on my setup):
1. When using the SEARCH function (button with 'binoculars' icon)
- click on TABLE to
After doing a bit more investigation recently, this is a summary of what I've
found (so far) regarding the multiple problems with the legacy Report
Designer-Wizard (RDW) under LO 3.5. For convenience and succinctness, I
thought it might be worth SUMMARIZING the situation in this new message. It
Hi Andreas...
I know it's been a while since you posted - I'm not sure if you have solved
this problem yet.
Anyway, this is what I found works for me using the LRD (legacy 'old' report
designer/wizard) in LO 3.5.3 to create the report:
STEPS
1. Create your primary SQL query showing all the
Also, see these links for more reports about the problem on different
platforms:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=47325
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=49279
http://en.libreofficeforum.org/node/2589
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Thanks for your comments, Alex and others. One thing I didn't say is that
when I edit my original reports in OO, their hidden controls do NOT show a
'Sorting' control listed at all, and yet they run perfectly in OO apparently
without such a control. Since there is ALSO no 'Sorting' control listed
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