I agree.
I use it at the office for time registration and invoicing. At home for
the Taekwon-do club membership.
It's actually marvelous in combination with postgresql SDBC driver. And
actually useful as it is so easy to get your data to Calc, more useful
then I remember Access.
It always hurts a bit when people who don't use databases say that Base
is not good, databases are not useful etc.
I know a lot of people that never use a spreadsheet either. But I think
LO wouldn't be complete with Calc or Base.
My experience: de builtin hsql backend was very slow last time I tried,
sqlite unusefull, mysql OK but I couldn't find anything like PG Admin to
administer it.
So, if you have the choice, go for postgresql.
Ferry
Wolfgang Keller schreef op za 06-10-2012 om 21:34 [+0200]:
I am going to stick my head above the parapet and say it should have
an embedded database functionality that is secure and reliable.
Since recently, LO comes with a native driver for PostgreSQL. That's
probably the best thing that the LO developers have done for quite
some time. Since it makes LO Base actually useable *and a lot better*
than Access (which is unusable with PostgreSQL).
That is an essential requirement for entry-level users that have only
ever used Access.
Reliability? As an essential requirement for Access users?
Huh?
Access is a pathological data shredder.
Sincerely,
Wolfgang
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