[dba-users] dissociate MyDocument and odb default path

Hi all is it possible to have different paths for the My Documents setting and the default directory where OOo creates .odb files the problem is that i want to specify the MyDocument on a shared path over a network for multiple users (for any Open operation, default path, written protected)

Re: [dba-users] dissociate MyDocument and odb default path

Hi Laurent, is it possible to have different paths for the My Documents setting and the default directory where OOo creates .odb files the problem is that i want to specify the MyDocument on a shared path over a network for multiple users (for any Open operation, default path, written

Re: [dba-users] dissociate MyDocument and odb default path

Hi franck, thanks a lot four your response yes it is the .odb file implicitely created i'll ask on writer list thanks again laurent - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@dba.openoffice.org For additional commands,

Re: [dba-users] Re: saving relationship diagram across sessions

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

[dba-users] Re: saving relationship diagram across sessions

Hi Frank, On Tue, 12 Jan 2010 12:52:34 +0100, Frank Schoenheit, Sun Microsystems Germany frank.schoenh...@sun.com wrote: Well, looks good. The fact that it doesn't change when you change the layout in the designer, and save the design/document, indicates that this is a problem with saving,

Re: [dba-users] Re: saving relationship diagram across sessions

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

Re: [dba-users] Re: saving relationship diagram across sessions

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 -- - Frank Schönheit, Software Engineer frank.schoenh...@sun.com - - Sun Microsystems

[dba-users] Re: Macro question

Frank Schoenheit, Sun Microsystems Germany wrote: Hi Dick, I've used OOo Base to construct a database and wrote a macro in Basic to connect to the database, issue an SQL query and write out a report of statistics calculated from the results of the query. All work very well. Now I'd like to

Re: [dba-users] Re: Macro question

Hi Dick, OK, here are the steps I went through to create a second macro. ah, *that's* a useful problem description :) 1. I double-clicked on my dbase to activate Base. 2. I then selected TOOLS - MACROS - ORGANIZE MACROS - OpenOffice.org Basic. That opened a window with a box that displayed