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On 02/15/2013 01:59 PM, Heinrich Stoellinger wrote:
Hello,
I know I have gone on about the native connector before. My situtation
is like this at the moment:
- it works like a charm on 4.0.0.3 running Debian-Wheezy
- it neither works on Mint-Nadia or Windows-Vista (I know, I know --
  I should upgrade THAT system!). The connector DID however work under
  Vista and LO 3.6.5.
Unfortunately I really don't have the time to compile it myself...
What are the plans in any case?
Regards
H.S.
One of the problems depends upon whether the OS is 32 bit or 64 bit. I have a tower that is 64 bit and a MacBook which uses 32 bit with both using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. The native connector works fine for 64 bit but does not work for the 32 bit. MySQL also has a JDBC driver on their website that works quite well for 32 bit Ubuntu. This has been the case since LO 3.5.7 if not before. (I download all of my LibreOffice files from the ODF website.) If I remember correctly, keeping the native connector current as new versions of LO required more time than the developer of the extension had available.

--Dan

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