Hi Jack,
Thank you for this post.
How about using a form created with the LIbreOffice database that connects to a MySQL database and can be used to input data into the MySQL?
Also, can LibreOffice be used to run queries to a connected MySQL database?
Thanks,
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There is a connector for MySQL in the create new database wizard.
LibreOffice really shines as a front end to several popular database types.
LibreOffice really shines as a front end to several popular database types.
Thanks, APSDave.
For some reason my browser was not refreshing the reply to my comment and I could not see yours. I even sent a message to Jack to know whether the post had any issues.
I'll have to really try LibreOffice Base to see what it has to offer.
Cheers,
For some reason my browser was not refreshing the reply to my comment and I could not see yours. I even sent a message to Jack to know whether the post had any issues.
I'll have to really try LibreOffice Base to see what it has to offer.
Cheers,
ricardoc -- that was actually going to be one of my next articles! you read my mind. I'll take that task on asap.
Thanks so much for reading DIY!
Jack
Thanks so much for reading DIY!
Jack
I've tried LibreOffice DB for several projects. If it's just a simple db such as described in the article Base works very nicely. But IMHO the lack of complete documentation and the occasional flackiness of Base just did not lend itself to creating more complex databases and reports.
Do these steps work equally well with OpenOffice?
Also, does OpenOffice work equally well as a front end to MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.?
Thanks.
Also, does OpenOffice work equally well as a front end to MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.?
Thanks.
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