I don't understand why this is happening. I've never seen it before. I
depend on base for a few things, but weeks or even months can go by with
my not using it. In recent times, I've installed a number of copies of
the Master version of LO. I'm now using this version: 4.3.0.2
Build ID: 14ed55896fdfcb93ff437b85c4f3e1923d2b1409, on Kubuntu Linux 14.04.
When I try to open a table I've use for quite some time, I now get this:
/SQL Status: HY000//
//
//The connection to the external data source could not be established.
No SDBC driver was found for the URL 'sdbc:embedded:hsqldb'.//
/What's the best way to respond to this?
t.
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