https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60022
--- Comment #14 from Lionel Elie Mamane <[email protected]> --- (In reply to comment #13) > There is not a mysql database. I used the mysql-odbc connection to attach > to the access database file I supplied. I understand now. Thank you for the clarification. You used "MySQL (ODBC)" for the "Database type" setting in LibreOffice, but then gave it an ODBC DSN that uses a non-MySQL driver. When using a non-MySQL ODBC driver, the intention is that one uses "ODBC" for the "Database type" setting. The "MySQL (ODBC)" setting sets a couple of other settings internally meant for the MySQL ODBC driver and that may or may not work well with other ODBC drivers. (With "ODBC", one can set or unset these settings manually in "Advanced Settings"). Ken, since you attached a reproduction example with "native" (actually under the hood, ADO) "MS Access" for "Database type" setting, could you please confirm whether you get the bug with "MS Acces" for "Database type", too, or not? Since you said you tested only with ODBC... Thanks in advance for this information. Ken, could you please proof-check my instructions below and correct them if they need to be? Thanks. Headsup, since you tested with "MS Access" for "Database type", could you please test with "ODBC", as per instructions below? Thanks. If some QA person can reproduce and give me backtrace from a debug version, that would be *very* useful. Here are detailed instructions: Download attachment 73934. Unzip, e.g. to c:\some\path On a 64 bit OS, use C:\Windows\SysWOW64\odbcad32.exe; on a 32-bit OS, use C:\Windows\system\odbcad32.exe (or is it "system32" instead of "system"?). Go to "User DSN" tab, click "Add..." button. Choose the "Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb)", and point it to c:\some\path\the file you created by unzipping.mdb. Name the DSN "Call Report 2". Open c:\some\path\the file you created by unzipping.odb (in LibreOffice) Menu Edit / Database / Connection Type. Choose "ODBC", Next. Browse, select "Call Report 2", OK. Finish. In the main window, Database pane (left), click on "Forms". In the "forms" pane (lower right), double-click on "Murdock Call Report". A new window opens. In the grid area where one of the columns is "Comments on Call", go to bottom (empty line), enter some data, go again to the new empty line. You have just added new data. If you don't get a crash, report it here. If you get a crash, report it here and if possible attach a backtrace from a debugger. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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