Hi Seb,
Thanks for your help with this. I can certainly see a layout-settings
node, but I get stuck interpreting it since I don't know the XML
language. However, I expected to see a closing tag for the node
(something like /layout-settings), which isn't there.
Well, it is valid ... for
Hi Seb,
No, I have done what you suggest: creating a database from scratch
(built-in *.odb DBMS -- no PostgreSQL), and the problem occurs there
too.
I'd be interested in having a look at this file, could you send it to
frank.schoenheit at sun.com?
If you remove the settings.xml from your
Hi Sebastian,
OK, so it does seem to be a problem with the Debian packages. Do you
have any memory of this ever being a problem in previous versions?
Not at all, no.
Ciao
Frank
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Hi Seb,
Thanks Frank. Indeed I did save the changes in the relation designer
and the database document, but the relation designer starts with
everything anew next time I open the file. Can you please suggest how I
can write the macro you describe. I'm not sure what the data source and
the
