[libreoffice-users] Calc and Base problems.

Hi All

I have a couple of problems I need to solve urgently!!

I have two computers here -

1) Running Mint 10 KDE and Open Office 3.2.1
2) Running Mint 9 KDE and Libre-Office 3.3.2.2

I have developed and am running a Membership Database on a daily basis 
on machine 1and it works perfectly!! I would like to create a 
Spreadsheet that links to the Database. The DB is "Registered" on the 
system but if I do a 'Insert>Link to external data', then browse to and 
select the Database file - nothing happens and the 'link box' remains 
empty. If I do a 'View>Data Sources' the whole Open-Office Suite just 
"crashes' totally!! (I use Calc on a regular basis also and it works fine).

On my second machine I have a separate copy of the Database file from 
machine 1 which is also "Registered" on that machine. If I try to run 
the database - 'LO Base>Open existing file>Select file>Open' The Base 
window opens and shows all my Tables, forms etc. But when I select any 
of these I get the following error...

"Connection to 'My DB' couldn't be established.
GENERAL ERROR: org.hsqldb.lib.FileSystem RunTime Error:
Java.IO Exception: 
/home/tinderbox/ooobuild/build/libre-3.3.2.2/package/source/xstor/xstorage.cxx: 
:3323;"

Also if I try to run my Database on this machine I get the exact same 
error. I can select it and the Base window comes up showing all my 
tables, forms etc but if I select anything the error comes up. This is 
very distressing as it means I can not move to Libre-Office if I can't 
run my Database which works fine in OO!!!

Any thoughts or suggestions on these problems??

Thanks in advance

Ian Whitfield.



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