(In reply to comment #23)
Sorry, I was probably not clear enough in my first comment. :-/
(In reply to comment #22)
So we should change the dlopen() mechanism in the mergedlibs case
Ideally we would just kill this dlopen.
That's a good plan for master, and WiP is at
(In reply to comment #21)
Worth checking for symbol conflicts between dbaccess and mergedlibs I guess;
And I spotted:
createDataAccessToolsFactory
which looks unusual to me.
OTOH, it seems to be defined only there, and only used / declared in
other places.
My guess is more in the
(In reply to comment #10)
Ah, in 8165fc23014c8044c131cb6e1fd0c5e06fd0da2d I've added dbtools to
libmerged just to fix circular dependency without checking it's OK.
Or, get dbtools out of libmerged and create some hack for whatever was the
reason to link against dbtools in
My meaning was if svxcore deals with database stuff, it is normal it
uses a database stuff utility functions library.
Another approach would be to tailor what's in dbtools. Maybe we can move
stuff from it to another library if it helps?
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(In reply to comment #7)
If we suppose_pType-aCreateParams.isEmpty() is useful, here's a naive patch:
diff --git a/dbaccess/source/ui/tabledesign/FieldDescriptions.cxx
b/dbaccess/source/ui/tabledesign/FieldDescriptions.cxx
index 65fb772..d3495a8 100644
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Could you please attach the .odb file that makes it crash?
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Title:
[Upstream] LibreOffice Base connection to mdb via odbc
(In reply to comment #5)
Reproduced on two different machines:
- libreoffice 4.1.3.2 (Debian package): infinite loop (memory consumption)
This was with mdbtools 0.7.1-1. This also is a mdbtools bug: calling
SQLGetData on column 4 (TABLE_TYPE) of SQLTables returns SQL_NO_TOTAL in
Reproduced on two different machines:
- libreoffice 4.1.3.2 (Debian package): infinite loop (memory consumption)
- libreoffice 4.1 my own development tree: segfault in ODBC code
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Crash goes away (on Debian) after upgrading unixodbc to 2.3.1-1. So
until hint to the contrary, seems to be a bug in UnixODBC - NOTOURBUG.
It does not work though, the list of tables is empty. This seems to be a
mdbtools bug, because isql also cannot get the list of tables. Try:
echo help |
(In reply to comment #17)
@Lionel:
Out of curiosity, with that change, does it still pass the tests of
http://plugfest.opendocsociety.org/doku.php?id=scenarios:20100415:yearfrac
Yes.
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outdated install instructions: website
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Title:
LibreOffice Base can’t find Java installation—does not work
Status in
(In reply to comment #60)
Any more joy in finding / splitting out the component parts of this
multi-issue bug ?
You are right, there was enough time for that to happen, now closing.
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@Fridrich: this bug was corrected by the use typedefs and endianess
from sal patch hunk from icc/SampleICC-1.3.2.patch
Since you removed that file, I'm going to blindly reassign to you.
Please take a look.
See commits:
3b32204d9f900130cd1877675d8b51281b81f90d
(In reply to comment #56)
When I search for more Information the URL sdbc:address:kab was not found.
I think it could not be found, because the right URL has to be sdbc:kab.
Thats the URL I see, when I open
Extras → Options →LibreOffice Base → Connections.
I think sdbc:address:kab is the
(In reply to comment #56)
Tried to connect KDE-Adressbook.
OpenSuSE 11.4, 32bit, LO 3.3.4 and LO 3.5.4.2 → connection works
OK, as we have reports that:
- it works on 32 bits
- does not work on 32 bits
I'm going to assume this is *not* related to 32/64 bits.
More fundamentally, I have the
Tested on Debian GNU/Linux amd64, LibreOffice 3.5.5.3 .deb packages
downloaded from www.libreoffice.org (not the ones provided by Debian).
1) Menu Tools / Options / Internet / E-mail
2) Enter /usr/bin/mutt for field E-mail program
3) Click on OK
4) Send as PDF from a Base report works
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Tested with LibreOffice 3.4.6 (package provided by Debian). Send /
E-mail as PDF works with /usr/bin/mutt
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Title:
[Upstream]
I originally had sensible-ooomuas as E-mail application set in
LibreOffice; this looks like a Debian extension (which Ubuntu
inherited). With this, I get same error message as original reporter.
Two problems there:
1) Internet search suggests the right historical setting is sensible-
ooomua
(In reply to comment #11)
I originally had sensible-ooomuas as E-mail application set in LibreOffice;
this looks like a Debian extension (which Ubuntu inherited). With this, I get
same error message as original reporter.
Two problems there:
1) Internet search suggests the right historical
Reproduced in my libreoffice-3-5 dev tree with *legacy* report, not
report builder report.
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Title:
[Upstream] Base Report
Traced the calls; the difference is in
SfxMailModel::SaveDocumentAsFormat in file
sfx2/source/dialog/mailmodel.cxx
Interesting things happen around line 419:
In the working case (Report Builder report), aQuery looks like:
uno::Sequence of length 3 = {{
Name = Type,
Value = uno::Any
Reproduction instructions for people not familiar with LibreOffice Base:
download attachment 63667. Open in LibreOffice. Click on Reports,
double-click on City Filter. It asks for parameter Cidade, enter
London (without the quotes), click OK.
Menu File / Send / E-mail as PDF
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1) menu File / Save Copy as
2) save into some temporary file
3) open said temporary file
4) send as PDF
5) delete temporary file
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Summary:
- May be related to 32 bits / 64 bits; works on 64 bits, fails on 32 bits.
- May be related to version of libebook installed and deprecated / removed
symbols; see comment 47.
Any future testers, please *always* say whether you use 32 bits or 64
bits, and what libebook-*.so* you have
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