Grivin,
Thanks, no doubt you're correct as I admittedly did not research adoption of
HSQLDB further. And that predates my use of OpenOffice. Was fighting with
Sybase and Oracle products, while avoiding MS Access.
Interesting history none the less :-)
Stuart
Girvin R. Herr wrote
To keep the record straight, Stardivision's StarOffice did not use
HSQLDB. Unless the name has been changed, Stardivision used the ADABASE
D database engine in their StarOffice. As far as I can research, Sun
dropped the proprietary Adabase D engine in favor of HSQLDB after it
took over the StarOffice code from Stardivision. I never was able to
get Adabase D working for me back then, but I was ignorant of real
(non-Access) databases then and the StarOffice Adabase D database
documentation was terrible.
Girvin Herr
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