Hallo Frank, thanks for your help so far.
> There might be a somewhat cumbersome and pretty roundabout way if you > want to refresh the data source browser's content (the DSB is the thing > you get view "View->Data Sources"). I.e., if you know that the users are > seeing the data source in a DSB, and you want to refresh this DSB, there > might be a way. Not sure - but if you say this would be sufficient, we > could try to find one together :) I'm not really interested in the DSB. What I really want to do is to connect an open document that has mail merge fields to a different CSV file. I played around with DocumentSettings.CurrentDatabaseCommand and changing this seemed to be what I want. I thought my problem was just that the value I wanted to set here was the name of a new table that the running OO instance hadn't picked up. But now it seems that this won't work, even if I get OO to update the table list. I think I need to implement the "Exchange Database" function (see http://www.openoffice.org/servlets/ReadMsg?list=dev&msgNo=13787). If I manage to do this, then I guess I can just register a new database for my CSV directory. The newly registered database will naturally have an up-to-date table list and after doing Exchange Database my mail merge fields will access the new table. I just hope someone can point me into the right direction for implementing this function. Matthias --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
