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Hi :)

Our Documentation Team will need volunteers that have some understanding of 
Base.  


There is likely to be help available in transferring OpenOffice's community 
documentation into our Alfresco content management system.  Documentation goes 
through a series of stages before reaching proof-reading.  A document is 
downloaded from Alfresco, edited in Writer or something and then re-uploaded 
either to the same stage or moving it on one stage until it reaches final 
proof-reading.  Screen-shots can't be done in Windows but that still leaves a 
lot of small edits that can make a huge difference.  


If anyone following or involved in this thread is willing to give it a try then 
please feel free to join the documentation teams mailing list.  


Regards from
Tom :)





________________________________
From: Tod Hopkins <hoplist@hillmanncarr.com>
To: users@libreoffice.org
Sent: Tue, 3 May, 2011 15:17:59
Subject: Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: Base Field Defaut Disables Save

Thanks for the advice.  By "mixed-mode" you mean the use of HSQLDB front end 
with MySQL (or other) backend?

I've been trying to read what documentation there is.  Not much.  I find that as 
soon as I get beyond what I already understand, there is a presumption that I 
that I have a working knowledge of SQL, which I don't.  


So, since my goal is multi-user database, for which I now see that I need MySQL 
anyway, I figure I should turn to learning MySQL. 


Cheers,
             tod


On May 3, 2011, at 9:21 AM, Alexander Thurgood wrote:

Le 03/05/11 14:55, Tod Hopkins a écrit :

Hi Tod,



I would very much like to use Base, but I'm at the edge of having sufficient 
knowledge to make it work.  It appears that in order to make Base work for me, I 
will have to study MySQL and use it as my backend, with base as a front end.



Well, it isn't an absolute requirement to use a db server to get
something useful out of Base, but if you want to carry on using HSQLDB
(as provided by LibO or in its latest version incarnation of 2.0), then
I would strongly advise you to read the tutorials on the OpenOffice.org
forum about setting up mixed-mode functionality. At present, even using
mysql has its quirks/problems when working from within LibO/OOo, but so
far, with my own use of mysql, the only things I've managed to kill in
the past have been my ODB files (most notably forms) and not my data.


Alex



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