On Fri June 16 2006 17:08, + Josep Castells wrote: > [ MODERATED ] ******************** > Dear Sirs, > > A base where on a single computer runs well, if I open into a share > folder on a Server Machine by to terminal computers, only the first > which opens the base can modify the values of the records, the second > terminal computer can only read but all the permissions are well > installed for all users: full control for read and write, so how can I > install the base or which parameter need to be exchanged in order to use > well under computer net on windows xp? >
Hi Josep As you are not subscribed you may not have seen that: On Sat June 17 2006 02:50, Ross Johnson wrote: > > That is the case for most/all database systems. It looks like OOo Base > is doing the right thing here. The .odb file that contains your data > should only be fully accessible through one HSQL "engine" (Base's > built-in database engine). I.e. you shouldn't be able to read-write the > same data from two separate HSQL "engines" because they can't > synchronise access, except, it appears, at the "file" level that you see > here. Usually, if you want multiple users/systems to have full access to > the same data, they must all do it through the one single database > "engine". > > Now, I don't know if OOo Base can be run in server mode so that other > running OOo Base's can connect through it, or whether it is > designed/intended only as a single access database system. If it's the > later, then you may need to consider migrating your data to another > database system, such as MySQL or PostgreSQL (both free and have > versions for Window I believe). Multiple running instances of OOo Base > can connect to these database systems either directly or via ODBC or > JDBC drivers. > > Your .odb file can contain both the data and the Base > queries/reports/forms. All of the queries, forms, reports, wizards etc. > in your .odb file should still work, although some minor tweaking may be > necessary. If you do migrate your data then the .odb file will also > contain the necessary datasource details to enable Base to connect to it. > > Sorry if that's not a very clear explanation - I haven't tried using the > HSQL engine this way, nor attempted the migration. Hopefully someone > else will fill in the gaps or correct me if I'm wrong. > Please reply to [email protected] only. -- CPH : openoffice.org contributor Maybe your question has been answered already? http://user-faq.openoffice.org/#FAQ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
