On Mon, Mar 10, 2014 at 9:23 PM, Mark LaPierre marklap...@aol.com wrote:
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Hey Alex,
So what you are saying is that I can create a LO Base DB that references
tables stored in the standalone HSQLDB database with the JDBC connector,
and use that .odb file as a back end to another LO Base
On 11/03/2014 13:23, jomali wrote:
Hi John,
I think your confusion lies in equating an .odb file with an Access
database. The .odb file never contains the data. It is a sort of registry
that points to wherever the data is. Thus, Base is the front end, a real
database is the back end, and the
On 11/03/2014 02:23, Mark LaPierre wrote:
Hi Mark,
So what you are saying is that I can create a LO Base DB that references
tables stored in the standalone HSQLDB database with the JDBC connector,
and use that .odb file as a back end to another LO Base DB which acts as
a front end? I've
Hi :)
Yes, quite. So 2 different front-ends (such as Base on different
machines or for different purposes) could use the same back-end.
Daisy chaining one to another seems like a really bad plan.
Fairy lights on Xmas trees used to be daisy-chained which meant that
if 1 bulb went out then they
Thanks, Alex, for the clarification. Since I have never used the internal
hsqldb database, I was unaware that it kept its data in the .odb file. The
last internal database I used was Adabas D in Staroffice. I quickly went to
JDBC or ODBC connectors to other external datbase engines (e.g., MySQL).
Hi :)
I think it's worth avoiding using the internal back-end.
Until very recently the internal one was an ancient and heavily
tweaked version of Hsqldb. I think the devs have been working at
replacing it with a more straight-forward Firebird and hopefully that
will be updated in some sort of
Le 04/03/2014 13:53, Mark LaPierre a écrit :
Hi Mark,
I just now noticed that you have hsqldb:file:path to the.odb in the
Datasource URL area. How is a Base, i.e. .odb, file used as the data
source when the data is stored in a standalone HSQLDB database? The
data is not stored in an .odb
On 03/10/14 09:40, Alex Thurgood wrote:
Le 04/03/2014 13:53, Mark LaPierre a écrit :
Hi Mark,
I just now noticed that you have hsqldb:file:path to the.odb in the
Datasource URL area. How is a Base, i.e. .odb, file used as the data
source when the data is stored in a standalone HSQLDB
Hello Alex,
Le 06/02/2014 07:16, Alex Thurgood a écrit :
Note that this part didn't work for me on Mac, it provokes an error in
LO's component loader or service manager (don't remember which now), or
at least, that was the case for 4.0 and 4.1.
well... this *did* work fo me under WinXP and
Le 08/02/14 15:07, Jean-Francois Nifenecker a écrit :
Hi Jean-François, all :
Having just re-tested with Mac OSX Mavericks, LO 4.2.0.3 and hsqldb
2.2.8, I was able to get this to work :-)
Alex
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Problems?
Le 06/02/2014 06:59, Jean-Francois Nifenecker a écrit :
Hi Mark, Jean-François,
Once this is set, click Class path
In the new dialog:
(1) Add an archive
Point to the hsqldb.jar on your PC (mine is C:\Program
Files\hsqldb-2.2.8.\lib)
(2) Add a file
Point to the above \lib subdir
Note that
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