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Le 20/06/11 02:56, Denis Poitras a écrit :

Hi Denis,


(excuse my english, I speak french)

You know, we have a French user mailing list too...



The problem is  in Propriety list zone on the data tab, for list content,  on the form, to 
concatenate PREFIX FIRSTNAME FAMILY NAME, I have this:

SELECT "PREFIX"."Prefix" || ' ' || "PRENOMS"."Prenom" || ' ' || "NOMS"."Nom", "PERS"."Idpp" FROM 
"PERS"
 LEFT JOIN "PREFIX" ON "PREFIX"."Cprefix" = "PERS"."PREFIXC"
 LEFT JOIN "PRENOMS" ON "PRENOMS"."Cpr" = "PERS"."PRENOMC"
 LEFT JOIN "NOMS" ON "NOMS"."Idnom" = "PERS"."NOMC"
ORDER BY "NOMS"."Nom"

It's work but each time I quit this base and reopen it, Base keep only the first line of this sql 
things...


Sounds like a bug. I'm a bit surprised that you don't use an ALIAS for
your SELECT CONCAT statement - have you tried with an ALIAS and did it
make any difference ?

i.e. SELECT "PREFIX"."Prefix" || ' ' || "PRENOMS"."Prenom" || ' ' ||
"NOMS"."Nom" AS 'NOMCOMPLET'

There may also be an issue with the SQL parser that is built-in to LibO.

Alex


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