2005/5/12, "Frank Sch�nheit - Sun Microsystems, Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Okay, then open the .odb file, and do View|Refresh Tables.
How can I script this from a Java or Basic program that knows only the name under which the database is registered? > > OO doesn't seem to close the database connection > > until I close the last document connected with it. Or rather it > > doesn't do so reliably. Sometimes deactivating View -> Data Sources > > and then activating it again refreshes the list, sometimes it doesn't. > > So far I've been unable to see a pattern. > > Would be interesting to know in detail what you're doing, to see which > part of the application leaks. Normally, if you in any document stop > working with a DB, the respective connection and resources should be > released. It's a bug if not. Well, if keeping the View->Data Sources window open counts as "working with a DB", then it's not a leak. It seems that if I close the Data Sources view for all open documents and then re-open it, the connection is re-established and the new tables appear. The problem is that the program I'm writing needs to be able to reliably add new CSV-files regardless of whether a user has the Data Sources view open in some document or not. Matthias Benkmann --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
