Hi Frank,
thank you for your message.
What's so wrong with using the "Anything more you want to appear here?
Write us!"-button on http://dba.openoffice.org/FAQ/common.html?
To reply to your question: I am using JDBC directly.
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With OpenOffice.org 2.0.1 I am using mySQL (version 3.23.55.) as
database, the connection driver is JDBC (8.0.0.8971).
My problem is I can't make any changes to the database, except creating
new colums.
When trying to edit a table via "tables > edit" all the fields are
greyed out.
I do not have the problem when working with a dBase-database using
Openoffice.org Base as frontend
I can access the mySQL database via mySqlAdmin and make any change I
like, no problem.
All tables have a primary key and I do not use any 'forbidden'
characters in colum names like äüö.
I studied tutorials, groups, tips 'n' tricks and so forth but could not
find an answer to my problem.
If there is an answer other then "You cannot change a database once it
is created." please let me know!
Are you using MySQL/JDBC or JDBC directly (verify in
Edit|Database|Connection Type)?
Ciao
Frank
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