On Mon, Jun 1, 2020 at 8:21 PM Anne Wilson <anne@lydgate.org
<mailto:anne@lydgate.org>> wrote:
    On 01/06/2020 10:42, Pulkit Krishna wrote:
    > On Mon, Jun 1, 2020 at 3:04 PM Anne Wilson <anne@lydgate.org
    <mailto:anne@lydgate.org>
    > <mailto:anne@lydgate.org <mailto:anne@lydgate.org>>> wrote:
    >
    > I keep a database of magazine articles, with the file saved on my
    > server which is accessed by a drive mapping (Y:).
    >
    > It may be the source of error that the database isn't stored locally.
    >
    I know things can change, but I used a local Libre Office installation
    with this database accessed from the mapped drive, (Y:), exactly as I
    have set it up.  Since the new laptop was necessitated by a hard drive
    trashing, I can't look back to try to find any other possible culprits.
    >
    > I installed java runtime and checked the version.  However when I try
    > to run Base I see the page that lists tables, forms, reports etc.
    >
    > Actually they are listed on different pages.
    >
    > , but can't open any of those links.
    >
    > Links? What links?
    Sure - my bad description.  Along with the attachment reporting lack of
    Java, I attached an overview of what I can currently see.  It looks fine
    - just as I'd expect, but when I try to open the Display view, most used
    as it contains description and images, I get the no-java report.
    >
    >
    > The mailing list removes any attachment. Can you send the attachment
    > to me directly?
    >
    My bad - I should have remembered that.
    >
    > Please can someone point me towards finding what is causing this?
    > Thanks.
    >
    > Also, I would be help you much more efficiently if you provide other
    > technical details such as your operating system, architecture,
    > LibreOffice version, which java you use? (oracle or openjava) Java
    > version etc.
    >
    OK - Windows 10 v.1909 64-bit.  Java is Oracle 8, v.251 - I think on the
    old laptop I had openjava.  It is installed at C:\Program Files
    (x86)\Java\jre1.8.0_251\.  Is this in fact a 32-bit version?  I know LO
    says I must have a 64-bit version.
    Anything else that would help?
    Thanks
    Anne