Frank Peters Wrote > Sure thing: > > Log in to documentation.openoffice.org > (Mariano, you should be mcasanova) > > Click "Documents&Files" in the left menu on documentation.oo.o > > Now you can upload files using the "Add new file" link > at the top. The file will be added to the currentll selected folder. > > You may want to create a new folder to hold your contents. Use the "Add > new folder" link for that. > > > BTW: Let me say that I am absolutely thrilled about the progress > that you guys make on this project! > > Happy posting > Frank > Frank: Thank you for the information. I will be posting sometime this weekend or early Monday. This first draft is unpolished and might see rewriting or redistribution of content, but all the principal concepts are there and most of the logic of progression too. This part covers mostly elements in the theory of database design. The next part is the 'hands-on' component and Andrew's help is going to be fundamental here. I am very enthusiastic about this phase too.
Andrew: Thank you for the information on data variable types and memory restrictions. What you sent was really appropriate and came in at the right time! Please do not forget the ranges of the numeric variable types. Part II of the tutorial will deal with the development of a small database to keep track of clients and providers. The tutorial will start with a problem and show how to put the elements described in Part I to work in fleshing out goals, classes and relationships. It will then refine data structure to produce trustable and valid tables, connections and cardinalities Base can work with. Your help will be fundamental not only to ensure the appropriateness of the data structure but also to help explain how to code that with Base in a working application. Cheers, Mariano. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
