Definitly a hard crash. When restarted it goes into a recovery process.
If I install Open Office will it work with the Lire Base data bases or
would I need to export the data and recreate new data bases?
Peter
On 29/11/17 06:47, Girvin Herr wrote:
Peter,
What indication do you have that LO crashes?
Does it lock up or disappear (a hard crash)?
If the former, LO may just be taking a long time to process something.
Patience is a virtue. I have some reports that search on database
string fields that are quite slow to process the report. I can go out
and have a cup of coffee and maybe it will be done when I return.
If the latter, there is a known security fix problem with Linux
kernels later than about 4.4.75 and Java. This problem affected
LibreOffice, but not OpenOffice, from my experience. There is a fix,
but it is technical, regarding stack frame gap size settings. The fix
is to add a kernel boot parameter to your booter (Lilo or Grub or
whatever). If you updated your *buntu since LO last worked, this may
be your problem.
HTH.
Girvin Herr
On 11/27/2017 09:25 PM, Peter wrote:
Base is installed and for my financial database the only problem I
have is reports. I followed the advice and installed the packages.
This made no difference. When I open the data base and select a
previously defined report the data bases crashes. If I use the
report creation facility when I select the report wizard again the
data base crashes.
Does base log these failures and if so where can I look at it?
My fishing data base opens but I cannot open fofms , tables , queries
etc.
This problem with Base has occurred in the last 12 months.
Any suggestions on what to do next will be gratefully received.
Peter
On 28/11/17 09:20, Keith Bates wrote:
I use Ubuntu 17.04 also, including the Libreoffice packages
installed directly from Ubuntu. The default install excludes Base,
and if you can't open a database, it seems like you don't have Base
installed. sudo apt install libreoffice-base should fix that,
For reports the packages you need are libreoffice-report-builder and
libreoffice-report-builder-bin. Use sudo apt install
libreoffice-report-builder* and they should install.
Keith
On 28/11/17 08:45, Peter wrote:
I reinstalled Libre Office Base from the Ubuntu repository. I
assumed that this wouls automatically install all necessary
packages. a=There is nothing that I can find in the__Ubuntu
Software Repository that appears to relate to reports for
LibreBase. How can i find out what packages I have installed and
what packages are required forreports to work. I have an old data
base which has not been uses since January 2015 which I tried to
open today. This will no longer open for any thing , no forms or
views or tables can be opened.
Peter
On 28/11/17 04:50, Robert Großkopf wrote:
Hi Peter,
Libre Base 1:5.1.6~rc2-0ubuntu1~xenial2
Ubuntu 16.4
When I first found the problem I removed LibreBase and
reinstalled it
but the problem with reportsremained the same.
This is a special Ubuntu-version of LO. Have a look into your
packagemanager. Did you install all packages for the
libreoffice-report-builder? Have heard there isn't only one package,
which should be installed for reports with the Ubuntu-version of LO.
Regards
Robert
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