Hello Tom,
I didn't used firefox but it seems that the jdbc driver has a problem.
Could you please tell us which driver you are using and if there is a
new one on their site does the issue still happen?
Best regards,
Ocke
Tom Keating wrote:
I am using openoffice2.1 with jaybird to connect to a firebird1.5 database. It
is a large poorly designed database. I am trying to use Openoffice as a
frontend. After a couple of tries I get the connections from openoffice to
work with firebird. I can see a list of tables in firebird. I ran the wizard
for a form and created a basic form. One table all records no controls. When
I go to run it I get the following message:
OpenOffice.org Base dialog box with the following:
The data content could not be loaded.
java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredthrowableExeception
The more button supplies the following information:
error1 : description: The data could not be loaded.
error2 : description: Error code: -1
java.lang.reflect.UndeclaredthrowableExeception
information: description: The SQL command leading to this error is:
SELECT * FROM "HOMDET"
When I okay out the form opens with all the fields but no data. I don't know
where to begin as the SQL statement is fairly basic, the connection seems fine
as OpenOffice clearly sees the table. Is there a limit to the the number of
records that can be called? It works just fine using Paradox and the BDE to
pull up the table in a form.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Tom
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