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C. Beamer wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> I'm tearing my hair out by the roots on this one. |
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> First, I had a bit of a problem getting the the ODBC connection to my |
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> MySQL database set up. That was my own fault though 'cause a couple of |
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> files that I though were supposed to go in /etc (that's where they went |
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> in Fedora Core) were actually supposed to go in /etc/unixODBC/. |
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> |
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> So, I got the connection set up okay. |
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> The issue that I'm having is that once I got the ODBC connection |
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> working, I can view the data source in Open Office, but cannot edit the |
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> table. I took a look on Gentoo Forums and I found one similar issue |
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> except that it turned out that the person did not have a primary key |
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> set. I have a primary key set in the MySQL database, but I still can't |
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> edit the table in Open Office. |
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... |
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> Any ideas? |
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Alas yes - I think this is probably an OO problem. Have a look on the OO |
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bugzilla - you will find at least one other DB (Oracle 9i and 10) that |
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doesn't work with ODBC (though this is under doze). Several of us have |
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not been able to get odbc connections working properly (i.e., read but |
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no edit) that work fine in microsoft products... |
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Cheers |
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Antoine |
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