Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-29 Thread jorge Rodríguez

Hi Peter and all:

    I suggest to run LibreOffice Base from Terminal (of Ubuntu), and 
run the report that you want to do. When it crash, looks the Terminal 
and usually there you can see what happen.


I hope this help,

Jorge Rodríguez


El 28/11/2017 a las 14:54, Robert Großkopf escribió:

Hi Peter,


Definitly a hard crash. When restarted it goes into a recovery process.
If I install Open Office will it work with the Lire Base data bases or
would I need to export the data and recreate new data bases?

If you are using the internal HSQLDB (and not Firebird!) it will be no
problem to change between LO and AOO. Hope you haven't made something
with macros, specially dates and reading values from listboxes - this
will be a problem. Also it could be a problem to read reports with
charts ...

But before changing to AOO: You use the packages from Ubuntu at tis
moment. In lifetime of LO very old packages, together with Base and
Report-Builder Ubuntu isn't very user-friendly during the installation.
Try the packages, which are original supported by LO:
http://downloadarchive.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/old/5.3.7.2/deb/
(or if you prefer newer versions you could search this path upper way:
/old/5.4.3.2/deb/)

Regards

Robert



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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-28 Thread Girvin Herr

Peter,

Here are some links to the threads I posted on LinuxQuestions.org about 
this matter. The thread title is (in case you want to search for it 
instead of logging into LinuxQuestions):


*Problem with the 4.4.75 kernel security upgrade dated 26 June 2017 (SSE 
2017-177-01)*


https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/problem-with-the-4-4-75-kernel-security-upgrade-dated-26-june-2017-sse-2017-177-01-a-4175610351/

And somehow this one got separated from the main thread:
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/problem-with-the-4-4-75-kernel-security-upgrade-dated-26-june-2017-sse-2017-177-01-a-4175610351/page2.html#post5771382

The fix, as stated in the response from "bormant" on the 08-07-17, 11:25 
AM posting, is to add
"stack_guard_gap=6" to the LILO "append=" statement. If you are not 
using Lilo, then this may look differently. The idea is to pass this 
statement to the kernel when it boots. The second link is from a *buntu 
user and has a link to a ubuntu answer to adding this argument to Grub, 
the *buntu boot loader.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/19486/how-do-i-add-a-kernel-boot-parameter/19487#19487

There is one caveat to this fix I should have mentioned in my first 
response. The problem only shows up on 32-bit Linux, not 64-bit. So, if 
you are running 64-bit Linux, this may not help. The alternate solution 
would be to switch to 64-bit Linux, but then that could open up another 
can of worms. I have been sticking to 32-bit because of the 32-bit apps 
that I rely on.


I said it was technical.

HTH.
Girvin



On 11/28/2017 12:35 PM, Peter wrote:
Generally I allow all updates that come through.  How do I add the 
kernal boot parameter? Is there any documentation that will guide me 
through this process?


Peter

On 29/11/17 06:47, Girvin Herr wrote:

Peter,

What indication do you have that LO crashes?
Does it lock up or disappear (a hard crash)?

If the former, LO may just be taking a long time to process 
something. Patience is a virtue. I have some reports that search on 
database string fields that are quite slow to process the report. I 
can go out and have a cup of coffee and maybe it will be done when I 
return.


If the latter, there is a known security fix problem with Linux 
kernels later than about 4.4.75 and Java. This problem affected 
LibreOffice, but not OpenOffice, from my experience. There is a fix, 
but it is technical, regarding stack frame gap size settings. The fix 
is to add a kernel boot parameter to your booter (Lilo or Grub or 
whatever). If you updated your *buntu since LO last worked, this may 
be your problem.


HTH.
Girvin Herr



On 11/27/2017 09:25 PM, Peter wrote:
Base is installed and for my financial database the only problem I 
have is reports. I followed the advice and installed the packages. 
This made no difference. When I open the data base and select a 
previously defined report the data bases crashes. If  I use the 
report creation facility when I select the report wizard again the 
data base crashes.


Does base log these failures and if so where can I look at it?

My fishing data base opens but I cannot open fofms , tables , 
queries etc.


This problem with Base has occurred in the last 12 months.

Any suggestions on what to do next will be gratefully received.


Peter




On 28/11/17 09:20, Keith Bates wrote:
I use Ubuntu 17.04 also, including the Libreoffice packages 
installed directly from Ubuntu. The default install excludes Base, 
and if you can't open a database, it seems like you don't have Base 
installed. sudo apt install libreoffice-base should fix that,


For reports the packages you need are libreoffice-report-builder 
and libreoffice-report-builder-bin. Use sudo apt install 
libreoffice-report-builder* and they should install.



Keith


On 28/11/17 08:45, Peter wrote:
I reinstalled Libre Office  Base from the Ubuntu repository. I 
assumed that this wouls automatically install all necessary 
packages. a=There is nothing that I can find in the__Ubuntu 
Software Repository that appears to relate to reports for 
LibreBase.  How can i find out what packages I have installed and 
what packages are required forreports to work.  I have an old data 
base which has not been uses since January 2015 which I tried to 
open today. This will no longer open for any thing , no forms or 
views or tables can be opened.


Peter

On 28/11/17 04:50, Robert Großkopf wrote:

Hi Peter,


Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and 
reinstalled it

but the problem with reportsremained the  same.

This is a special Ubuntu-version of LO. Have a look into your
packagemanager. Did you install all packages for the
libreoffice-report-builder? Have heard there isn't only one package,
which should be installed for reports with the Ubuntu-version of LO.

Regards

Robert

















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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-28 Thread Girvin Herr

Peter,

First, I have both Apache OpenOffice (AOO) and LibreOffice (LO) 
installed on my Slackware Linux computer. I mostly use AOO, but when I 
do my database reports, I open up LO to process them with the LO Base 
Report Builder. I do this because AOO does not have a stable Report 
Builder (see below) and LO does. So far, in more than a decade of use, I 
have not had any document compatibility problems between the two apps. 
We can thank the Open Document people and how strongly the app writers 
conform to the Open Document standards for that.


In my experience, the database support file (the .odb file) that 
contains all the app support stuff and gui definitions for the database 
is compatible between the two apps. So, there should be nothing to do in 
your Base gui to switch. Actually, I copied my .odb file from AOO to use 
with LO when I installed LO and I keep them both in separate 
sub-directories, just to be sure either does not get corrupted from the 
other app. I makes a good backup too.


That said, I have no experience with the LO or AOO internal database 
server (aka "engine", "back end", etc.). I use the external Mariadb 
(MySQL) server for my databases, so switching the clients (AOO and LO) 
is not a problem for me. If you are using the internal database server, 
I would strongly suggest saving your database first and then opening it 
on AOO to see if it works. You can always restore the database with your 
saved database if things go terribly wrong.


Keep in mind that OpenOffice does not have a Report Builder bundled in 
like LibreOffice does. There is an old extension (Oracle Report Builder) 
available that is advertised as compatible up to AOO 3.x, but is claimed 
by some to still work with the latest AOO 4.x version. I have not tried 
it yet and even then, it may not be as stable or up-to-date as the one 
bundled in with LO.

https://extensions.openoffice.org/en/project/oracle-report-builder

HTH. Good luck.
Girvin


On 11/28/2017 12:31 PM, Peter wrote:
Definitly a hard crash. When restarted it goes into a recovery 
process.  If I install Open Office will it work with the Lire Base 
data bases or would I need to export the data and recreate new data 
bases?


Peter

On 29/11/17 06:47, Girvin Herr wrote:

Peter,

What indication do you have that LO crashes?
Does it lock up or disappear (a hard crash)?

If the former, LO may just be taking a long time to process 
something. Patience is a virtue. I have some reports that search on 
database string fields that are quite slow to process the report. I 
can go out and have a cup of coffee and maybe it will be done when I 
return.


If the latter, there is a known security fix problem with Linux 
kernels later than about 4.4.75 and Java. This problem affected 
LibreOffice, but not OpenOffice, from my experience. There is a fix, 
but it is technical, regarding stack frame gap size settings. The fix 
is to add a kernel boot parameter to your booter (Lilo or Grub or 
whatever). If you updated your *buntu since LO last worked, this may 
be your problem.


HTH.
Girvin Herr



On 11/27/2017 09:25 PM, Peter wrote:
Base is installed and for my financial database the only problem I 
have is reports. I followed the advice and installed the packages. 
This made no difference. When I open the data base and select a 
previously defined report the data bases crashes. If  I use the 
report creation facility when I select the report wizard again the 
data base crashes.


Does base log these failures and if so where can I look at it?

My fishing data base opens but I cannot open fofms , tables , 
queries etc.


This problem with Base has occurred in the last 12 months.

Any suggestions on what to do next will be gratefully received.


Peter




On 28/11/17 09:20, Keith Bates wrote:
I use Ubuntu 17.04 also, including the Libreoffice packages 
installed directly from Ubuntu. The default install excludes Base, 
and if you can't open a database, it seems like you don't have Base 
installed. sudo apt install libreoffice-base should fix that,


For reports the packages you need are libreoffice-report-builder 
and libreoffice-report-builder-bin. Use sudo apt install 
libreoffice-report-builder* and they should install.



Keith


On 28/11/17 08:45, Peter wrote:
I reinstalled Libre Office  Base from the Ubuntu repository. I 
assumed that this wouls automatically install all necessary 
packages. a=There is nothing that I can find in the__Ubuntu 
Software Repository that appears to relate to reports for 
LibreBase.  How can i find out what packages I have installed and 
what packages are required forreports to work.  I have an old data 
base which has not been uses since January 2015 which I tried to 
open today. This will no longer open for any thing , no forms or 
views or tables can be opened.


Peter

On 28/11/17 04:50, Robert Großkopf wrote:

Hi Peter,


Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and 

Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-28 Thread Robert Großkopf
Hi Peter,

> Definitly a hard crash. When restarted it goes into a recovery process. 
> If I install Open Office will it work with the Lire Base data bases or
> would I need to export the data and recreate new data bases?

If you are using the internal HSQLDB (and not Firebird!) it will be no
problem to change between LO and AOO. Hope you haven't made something
with macros, specially dates and reading values from listboxes - this
will be a problem. Also it could be a problem to read reports with
charts ...

But before changing to AOO: You use the packages from Ubuntu at tis
moment. In lifetime of LO very old packages, together with Base and
Report-Builder Ubuntu isn't very user-friendly during the installation.
Try the packages, which are original supported by LO:
http://downloadarchive.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/old/5.3.7.2/deb/
(or if you prefer newer versions you could search this path upper way:
/old/5.4.3.2/deb/)

Regards

Robert
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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-28 Thread Peter
Generally I allow all updates that come through.  How do I add the 
kernal boot parameter? Is there any documentation that will guide me 
through this process?


Peter

On 29/11/17 06:47, Girvin Herr wrote:

Peter,

What indication do you have that LO crashes?
Does it lock up or disappear (a hard crash)?

If the former, LO may just be taking a long time to process something. 
Patience is a virtue. I have some reports that search on database 
string fields that are quite slow to process the report. I can go out 
and have a cup of coffee and maybe it will be done when I return.


If the latter, there is a known security fix problem with Linux 
kernels later than about 4.4.75 and Java. This problem affected 
LibreOffice, but not OpenOffice, from my experience. There is a fix, 
but it is technical, regarding stack frame gap size settings. The fix 
is to add a kernel boot parameter to your booter (Lilo or Grub or 
whatever). If you updated your *buntu since LO last worked, this may 
be your problem.


HTH.
Girvin Herr



On 11/27/2017 09:25 PM, Peter wrote:
Base is installed and for my financial database the only problem I 
have is reports. I followed the advice and installed the packages. 
This made no difference. When I open the data base and select a 
previously defined report the data bases crashes. If  I use the 
report creation facility when I select the report wizard again the 
data base crashes.


Does base log these failures and if so where can I look at it?

My fishing data base opens but I cannot open fofms , tables , queries 
etc.


This problem with Base has occurred in the last 12 months.

Any suggestions on what to do next will be gratefully received.


Peter




On 28/11/17 09:20, Keith Bates wrote:
I use Ubuntu 17.04 also, including the Libreoffice packages 
installed directly from Ubuntu. The default install excludes Base, 
and if you can't open a database, it seems like you don't have Base 
installed. sudo apt install libreoffice-base should fix that,


For reports the packages you need are libreoffice-report-builder and 
libreoffice-report-builder-bin. Use sudo apt install 
libreoffice-report-builder* and they should install.



Keith


On 28/11/17 08:45, Peter wrote:
I reinstalled Libre Office  Base from the Ubuntu repository. I 
assumed that this wouls automatically install all necessary 
packages. a=There is nothing that I can find in the__Ubuntu 
Software Repository that appears to relate to reports for 
LibreBase.  How can i find out what packages I have installed and 
what packages are required forreports to work.  I have an old data 
base which has not been uses since January 2015 which I tried to 
open today. This will no longer open for any thing , no forms or 
views or tables can be opened.


Peter

On 28/11/17 04:50, Robert Großkopf wrote:

Hi Peter,


Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and 
reinstalled it

but the problem with reportsremained the  same.

This is a special Ubuntu-version of LO. Have a look into your
packagemanager. Did you install all packages for the
libreoffice-report-builder? Have heard there isn't only one package,
which should be installed for reports with the Ubuntu-version of LO.

Regards

Robert














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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-28 Thread Peter
Definitly a hard crash. When restarted it goes into a recovery process.  
If I install Open Office will it work with the Lire Base data bases or 
would I need to export the data and recreate new data bases?


Peter

On 29/11/17 06:47, Girvin Herr wrote:

Peter,

What indication do you have that LO crashes?
Does it lock up or disappear (a hard crash)?

If the former, LO may just be taking a long time to process something. 
Patience is a virtue. I have some reports that search on database 
string fields that are quite slow to process the report. I can go out 
and have a cup of coffee and maybe it will be done when I return.


If the latter, there is a known security fix problem with Linux 
kernels later than about 4.4.75 and Java. This problem affected 
LibreOffice, but not OpenOffice, from my experience. There is a fix, 
but it is technical, regarding stack frame gap size settings. The fix 
is to add a kernel boot parameter to your booter (Lilo or Grub or 
whatever). If you updated your *buntu since LO last worked, this may 
be your problem.


HTH.
Girvin Herr



On 11/27/2017 09:25 PM, Peter wrote:
Base is installed and for my financial database the only problem I 
have is reports. I followed the advice and installed the packages. 
This made no difference. When I open the data base and select a 
previously defined report the data bases crashes. If  I use the 
report creation facility when I select the report wizard again the 
data base crashes.


Does base log these failures and if so where can I look at it?

My fishing data base opens but I cannot open fofms , tables , queries 
etc.


This problem with Base has occurred in the last 12 months.

Any suggestions on what to do next will be gratefully received.


Peter




On 28/11/17 09:20, Keith Bates wrote:
I use Ubuntu 17.04 also, including the Libreoffice packages 
installed directly from Ubuntu. The default install excludes Base, 
and if you can't open a database, it seems like you don't have Base 
installed. sudo apt install libreoffice-base should fix that,


For reports the packages you need are libreoffice-report-builder and 
libreoffice-report-builder-bin. Use sudo apt install 
libreoffice-report-builder* and they should install.



Keith


On 28/11/17 08:45, Peter wrote:
I reinstalled Libre Office  Base from the Ubuntu repository. I 
assumed that this wouls automatically install all necessary 
packages. a=There is nothing that I can find in the__Ubuntu 
Software Repository that appears to relate to reports for 
LibreBase.  How can i find out what packages I have installed and 
what packages are required forreports to work.  I have an old data 
base which has not been uses since January 2015 which I tried to 
open today. This will no longer open for any thing , no forms or 
views or tables can be opened.


Peter

On 28/11/17 04:50, Robert Großkopf wrote:

Hi Peter,


Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and 
reinstalled it

but the problem with reportsremained the  same.

This is a special Ubuntu-version of LO. Have a look into your
packagemanager. Did you install all packages for the
libreoffice-report-builder? Have heard there isn't only one package,
which should be installed for reports with the Ubuntu-version of LO.

Regards

Robert














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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-28 Thread Girvin Herr

Peter,

What indication do you have that LO crashes?
Does it lock up or disappear (a hard crash)?

If the former, LO may just be taking a long time to process something. 
Patience is a virtue. I have some reports that search on database string 
fields that are quite slow to process the report. I can go out and have 
a cup of coffee and maybe it will be done when I return.


If the latter, there is a known security fix problem with Linux kernels 
later than about 4.4.75 and Java. This problem affected LibreOffice, but 
not OpenOffice, from my experience. There is a fix, but it is technical, 
regarding stack frame gap size settings. The fix is to add a kernel boot 
parameter to your booter (Lilo or Grub or whatever). If you updated your 
*buntu since LO last worked, this may be your problem.


HTH.
Girvin Herr



On 11/27/2017 09:25 PM, Peter wrote:
Base is installed and for my financial database the only problem I 
have is reports. I followed the advice and installed the packages. 
This made no difference. When I open the data base and select a 
previously defined report the data bases crashes. If  I use the report 
creation facility when I select the report wizard again the data base 
crashes.


Does base log these failures and if so where can I look at it?

My fishing data base opens but I cannot open fofms , tables , queries 
etc.


This problem with Base has occurred in the last 12 months.

Any suggestions on what to do next will be gratefully received.


Peter




On 28/11/17 09:20, Keith Bates wrote:
I use Ubuntu 17.04 also, including the Libreoffice packages installed 
directly from Ubuntu. The default install excludes Base, and if you 
can't open a database, it seems like you don't have Base installed. 
sudo apt install libreoffice-base should fix that,


For reports the packages you need are libreoffice-report-builder and 
libreoffice-report-builder-bin. Use sudo apt install 
libreoffice-report-builder* and they should install.



Keith


On 28/11/17 08:45, Peter wrote:
I reinstalled Libre Office  Base from the Ubuntu repository. I 
assumed that this wouls automatically install all necessary 
packages. a=There is nothing that I can find in the__Ubuntu Software 
Repository that appears to relate to reports for LibreBase.  How can 
i find out what packages I have installed and what packages are 
required forreports to work.  I have an old data base which has not 
been uses since January 2015 which I tried to open today. This will 
no longer open for any thing , no forms or views or tables can be 
opened.


Peter

On 28/11/17 04:50, Robert Großkopf wrote:

Hi Peter,


Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and reinstalled it
but the problem with reportsremained the  same.

This is a special Ubuntu-version of LO. Have a look into your
packagemanager. Did you install all packages for the
libreoffice-report-builder? Have heard there isn't only one package,
which should be installed for reports with the Ubuntu-version of LO.

Regards

Robert











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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-28 Thread Robert Großkopf
Hi Peter,

install all what begins with libreoffice-report . This will install the
report-builder. I haven't installed any Ubuntu-version here, only SUSE.

Regards

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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-27 Thread Peter
Base is installed and for my financial database the only problem I have 
is reports. I followed the advice and installed the packages. This made 
no difference. When I open the data base and select a previously defined 
report the data bases crashes. If  I use the report creation facility 
when I select the report wizard again the data base crashes.


Does base log these failures and if so where can I look at it?

My fishing data base opens but I cannot open fofms , tables , queries etc.

This problem with Base has occurred in the last 12 months.

Any suggestions on what to do next will be gratefully received.


Peter




On 28/11/17 09:20, Keith Bates wrote:
I use Ubuntu 17.04 also, including the Libreoffice packages installed 
directly from Ubuntu. The default install excludes Base, and if you 
can't open a database, it seems like you don't have Base installed. 
sudo apt install libreoffice-base should fix that,


For reports the packages you need are libreoffice-report-builder and 
libreoffice-report-builder-bin. Use sudo apt install 
libreoffice-report-builder* and they should install.



Keith


On 28/11/17 08:45, Peter wrote:
I reinstalled Libre Office  Base from the Ubuntu repository. I 
assumed that this wouls automatically install all necessary packages. 
a=There is nothing that I can find in the__Ubuntu Software Repository 
that appears to relate to reports for LibreBase.  How can i find out 
what packages I have installed and what packages are required 
forreports to work.  I have an old data base which has not been uses 
since January 2015 which I tried to open today. This will no longer 
open for any thing , no forms or views or tables can be opened.


Peter

On 28/11/17 04:50, Robert Großkopf wrote:

Hi Peter,


Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and reinstalled it
but the problem with reportsremained the  same.

This is a special Ubuntu-version of LO. Have a look into your
packagemanager. Did you install all packages for the
libreoffice-report-builder? Have heard there isn't only one package,
which should be installed for reports with the Ubuntu-version of LO.

Regards

Robert








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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-27 Thread Keith Bates
I use Ubuntu 17.04 also, including the Libreoffice packages installed 
directly from Ubuntu. The default install excludes Base, and if you 
can't open a database, it seems like you don't have Base installed. sudo 
apt install libreoffice-base should fix that,


For reports the packages you need are libreoffice-report-builder and 
libreoffice-report-builder-bin. Use sudo apt install 
libreoffice-report-builder* and they should install.



Keith


On 28/11/17 08:45, Peter wrote:
I reinstalled Libre Office  Base from the Ubuntu repository. I assumed 
that this wouls automatically install all necessary packages. a=There 
is nothing that I can find in the__Ubuntu Software Repository that 
appears to relate to reports for LibreBase.  How can i find out what 
packages I have installed and what packages are required forreports to 
work.  I have an old data base which has not been uses since January 
2015 which I tried to open today. This will no longer open for any 
thing , no forms or views or tables can be opened.


Peter

On 28/11/17 04:50, Robert Großkopf wrote:

Hi Peter,


Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and reinstalled it
but the problem with reportsremained the  same.

This is a special Ubuntu-version of LO. Have a look into your
packagemanager. Did you install all packages for the
libreoffice-report-builder? Have heard there isn't only one package,
which should be installed for reports with the Ubuntu-version of LO.

Regards

Robert





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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-27 Thread Girvin Herr

Peter,

I don't know about *buntu, but I download, repackage and install the 
standard Linux LibreOffice from the LO website for my Slackware Linux 
system and it includes the report builder already bundled into it. There 
is no separate report builder plugin package to install. I am using the 
LO 5.3.4.2 report builder and it works fine out of the box. For the 
record, OpenOffice does not bundle the report builder and still uses a 
3rd-party plugin for that function. If that plugin is not installed, OO 
will pop up a message about it not being available. That said, I am 
pretty sure that the LO report builder uses Java. Could your problem be 
a Java (JRE) issue?


Did you "register" the old database in the new LO?
Use Tools > LibreOffice Base > Databases and "New" to register it if it 
is not in the list.
You may also have to setup your new Base, especially if you are using an 
external database server (aka "back-end"). I assume you are using the 
internal database engine, which I cannot help with. I am using the 
external Mariadb (MySQL) server.


Girvin Herr


On 11/27/2017 01:45 PM, Peter wrote:
I reinstalled Libre Office  Base from the Ubuntu repository. I assumed 
that this wouls automatically install all necessary packages. a=There 
is nothing that I can find in the__Ubuntu Software Repository that 
appears to relate to reports for LibreBase.  How can i find out what 
packages I have installed and what packages are required forreports to 
work.  I have an old data base which has not been uses since January 
2015 which I tried to open today. This will no longer open for any 
thing , no forms or views or tables can be opened.


Peter

On 28/11/17 04:50, Robert Großkopf wrote:

Hi Peter,


Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and reinstalled it
but the problem with reportsremained the  same.

This is a special Ubuntu-version of LO. Have a look into your
packagemanager. Did you install all packages for the
libreoffice-report-builder? Have heard there isn't only one package,
which should be installed for reports with the Ubuntu-version of LO.

Regards

Robert






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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-27 Thread Peter
I reinstalled Libre Office  Base from the Ubuntu repository. I assumed 
that this wouls automatically install all necessary packages. a=There is 
nothing that I can find in the__Ubuntu Software Repository that appears 
to relate to reports for LibreBase.  How can i find out what packages I 
have installed and what packages are required forreports to work.  I 
have an old data base which has not been uses since January 2015 which I 
tried to open today. This will no longer open for any thing , no forms 
or views or tables can be opened.


Peter

On 28/11/17 04:50, Robert Großkopf wrote:

Hi Peter,


Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and reinstalled it
but the problem with reportsremained the  same.

This is a special Ubuntu-version of LO. Have a look into your
packagemanager. Did you install all packages for the
libreoffice-report-builder? Have heard there isn't only one package,
which should be installed for reports with the Ubuntu-version of LO.

Regards

Robert



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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-27 Thread Robert Großkopf
Hi Peter,

> Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2
> 
> Ubuntu 16.4
> 
> When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and reinstalled it
> but the problem with reportsremained the  same.

This is a special Ubuntu-version of LO. Have a look into your
packagemanager. Did you install all packages for the
libreoffice-report-builder? Have heard there isn't only one package,
which should be installed for reports with the Ubuntu-version of LO.

Regards

Robert
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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-27 Thread leleu
Some weeks ago, under Ubuntu 17.10 I struggled with an old report, I had 
eventually to kill.


There is two possibilities to build reports (as proposed by the query 
contextual menu)


Report Builder



Assistant Rapport



There was also an old device


 Oracle Report Builder


   Message d'avertissement

This extension was not updated recently. It might not work with latest 
versions of OpenOffice.
I attributed my difficulties to the previous build with Oracle which 
was, if I remember well, an extension. It seems to be no longer 
installed on my computer




Je la 27/11/2017 16:04, Peter skribis :

Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and reinstalled it 
but the problem with reportsremained the  same.



Peter

On 28/11/17 01:33, Alexander Thurgood wrote:

Le 27/11/2017 à 10:58, Peter a écrit :

Hi Peter,

It might help us more to know which version of LibreOffice you are using
and on which version of Ubuntu or Ubuntu-based distribution.


Alex











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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-27 Thread Peter

Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2

Ubuntu 16.4

When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and reinstalled it 
but the problem with reportsremained the  same.



Peter

On 28/11/17 01:33, Alexander Thurgood wrote:

Le 27/11/2017 à 10:58, Peter a écrit :

Hi Peter,

It might help us more to know which version of LibreOffice you are using
and on which version of Ubuntu or Ubuntu-based distribution.


Alex









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[libreoffice-users] Re: Reports Libre Base

2017-11-27 Thread Alexander Thurgood
Le 27/11/2017 à 10:58, Peter a écrit :

Hi Peter,

It might help us more to know which version of LibreOffice you are using
and on which version of Ubuntu or Ubuntu-based distribution.


Alex






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