I know this is a bit StarOffice specific, still, I already know of
a similarity of functionality with M$ Access when talking to MySQL
server. (table is required to have a primary key for inserts to work).
Maybe it is a similar answer this time too.
Is it possible to create a form for inputing
At 05:03 28/03/2001 -0800, Andrei B. wrote:
Hi!
If your form disables the new insert button, means that the
recordset data source isn't up datable. I didn't use StarOffice
yet, but the same behavior I found with MS Access and the only
work around that I found was to define a column as primary key
Hi,
I am trying to link a MySQL database (linux) with a StarOffice client
on Windows, with MyODBC installed.
I created the database, tables, set up select,update,delete,insert
privileges on all tables in it from the host running StarOffice.
I can list tables, can insert data into them via