Yes, that's the way to do it! And the impoting is much, much quicker! Thank's Hermann
But that instruction describes the import of a Calc-table, not of a dBase-table. If you have got a dBase-table, you should not go the roundabout way with a Calc-table, because you get the wrong headings in the Calc-table. If you have got a dBase-Table, then connect directly to it. That's the third option in the New - Database - wizard step 1. You need not to register that database. You will get a database file, which contains the connection to the dBase-table. Now work similarly to importing a Calc-table. Create a new embedded HSQL-database (or use an existing one). In the dBase database file window click on the tables-icon and then on the table, which you wont to import to the embedded HSQL-database. Then you can drag&drop it to the table-icon in the database file window of the embedded HSQL-database. kind regards Regina --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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