If I'm not mistaken (although I might be and I haven't got the time
to go back and check) and odb file is effectively a zip file with
various things in it.
As Tom said, LO (& Ooo, of course) really doesn't have a database
section. It has a gateway to a database, in fact different adapters
for various databases. This is really very sensible in most ways.
It just talks to a database engine that is specifically built to do
the data work and just gives back results.
I believe HSQL is a "cut down" database, on the basis that a lot of
the bells and whistles of a full database engine aren't required by
small applications. Hence it's a small, fast database, without it's
own data storage, I imagine, since the data for it *is* kept in the
odb file.
I hope someone will correct me if I'm wrong in the technical details
here.
Regards
Mark Stanton
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