On 04/24/2008 04:50 AM, Tim Young wrote:
> We develop a database engine for Windows called ElevateDB, and one of our 
> customers contacted us regarding using OpenOffice with the ODBC driver that 
> we provide for the ElevateDB.  The problem is that we can get OpenOffice to 
> connect, list tables, etc. just fine, but viewing the tables in the grid via 
> the Open right-click menu results in less-than-accurate results.  Sometimes 
> there are blank rows, and sometimes there are missing rows, etc., but not 
> with all tables.  Some tables display just fine.  There really isn't any 
> rhyme or reason to it.
> 
> What I am looking for is access to the developer(s) that is/are responsible 
> for the ODBC connectivity and how it relates to the grid view of tables in 
> OpenOffice.  I need to find out what OpenOffice expects in terms of the 
> SQLFetchScroll calls to the ODBC driver, because right now our driver is 
> obviously not responding in a way that OpenOffice expects it to.  However, 
> our driver is written *exactly* to the ODBC 3.x spec for the SQLFetchScroll 
> behavior, and works just fine with VB in terms of scrollable, bi-directional 
> cursors (it supports first, last, next, prior, relative, and bookmarks). 
> For example, one thing that I've found is that OpenOffice ignores the fact 
> that our driver tells it that it doesn't support absolute fetches, yet it 
> goes ahead and calls SQLFetchScroll with SQL_FETCH_ABSOLUTE as the 
> FetchOrientation.
> 
> I've tried looking at the OpenOffice source code to figure out what is going 
> on, but I can't find the applicable grid code as it relates to the 
> navigation and population of the rows.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Tim Young
> Elevate Software
> www.elevatesoft.com 

Tim,

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