(In reply to comment #23)
> Sorry, I was probably not clear enough in my first comment. :-/
>
> (In reply to comment #22)
> > So we should change the dlopen() mechanism in the mergedlibs case
>
> Ideally we would just kill this dlopen.
That's a good plan for master, and WiP is at
https://gerrit.
(In reply to comment #21)
> Worth checking for symbol conflicts between dbaccess and mergedlibs I guess;
> And I spotted:
> createDataAccessToolsFactory
> which looks unusual to me.
OTOH, it seems to be defined only there, and only used / declared in
other places.
My guess is more in the dir
(In reply to comment #10)
> Ah, in 8165fc23014c8044c131cb6e1fd0c5e06fd0da2d I've added dbtools to
> libmerged just to fix circular dependency without checking it's OK.
> Or, get dbtools out of libmerged and create some hack for whatever was the
> reason to link against dbtools in 86bdb13704d9d85a2
My meaning was "if svxcore deals with database stuff, it is normal it
uses a database stuff utility functions library".
Another approach would be to tailor what's in dbtools. Maybe we can move
stuff from it to another library if it helps?
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(In reply to comment #7)
> If we suppose_pType->aCreateParams.isEmpty() is useful, here's a naive patch:
> diff --git a/dbaccess/source/ui/tabledesign/FieldDescriptions.cxx
> b/dbaccess/source/ui/tabledesign/FieldDescriptions.cxx
> index 65fb772..d3495a8 100644
> --- a/dbaccess/source/ui/tabledesig
Could you please attach the .odb file that makes it crash?
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Title:
[Upstream] LibreOffice Base connection to mdb via odbc crashes on
saving odb
(In reply to comment #5)
> Reproduced on two different machines:
> - libreoffice 4.1.3.2 (Debian package): infinite loop (memory consumption)
This was with mdbtools 0.7.1-1. This also is a mdbtools bug: calling
SQLGetData on column 4 (TABLE_TYPE) of SQLTables returns SQL_NO_TOTAL in
StrLen_or_Ind
Crash goes away (on Debian) after upgrading unixodbc to 2.3.1-1. So
until hint to the contrary, seems to be a bug in UnixODBC -> NOTOURBUG.
It does not work though, the list of tables is empty. This seems to be a
mdbtools bug, because isql also cannot get the list of tables. Try:
echo help | is
Reproduced on two different machines:
- libreoffice 4.1.3.2 (Debian package): infinite loop (memory consumption)
- libreoffice 4.1 my own development tree: segfault in ODBC code
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(In reply to comment #17)
> @Lionel:
> Out of curiosity, with that change, does it still pass the tests of
> http://plugfest.opendocsociety.org/doku.php?id=scenarios:20100415:yearfrac
Yes.
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outdated install instructions: website
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Title:
LibreOffice Base can’t find Java installation—does not work
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(In reply to comment #60)
> Any more joy in finding / splitting out the component parts of this
> multi-issue bug ?
You are right, there was enough time for that to happen, now closing.
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@Fridrich: this bug was corrected by the "use typedefs and endianess
from sal" patch hunk from icc/SampleICC-1.3.2.patch
Since you removed that file, I'm going to blindly reassign to you.
Please take a look.
See commits:
3b32204d9f900130cd1877675d8b51281b81f90d
9e635f111dad04be717913100cdaf2de4
(In reply to comment #56)
> Tried to connect KDE-Adressbook.
> OpenSuSE 11.4, 32bit, LO 3.3.4 and LO 3.5.4.2 → connection works
OK, as we have reports that:
- it works on 32 bits
- does not work on 32 bits
I'm going to assume this is *not* related to 32/64 bits.
More fundamentally, I have th
(In reply to comment #56)
> When I search for more Information the URL "sdbc:address:kab" was not found.
> I think it could not be found, because the right URL has to be "sdbc:kab".
> Thats the URL I see, when I open
> Extras → Options →LibreOffice Base → Connections.
I think "sdbc:address:kab"
work-around:
1) menu File / Save Copy as
2) save into some temporary file
3) open said temporary file
4) send as PDF
5) delete temporary file
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Titl
Reproduction instructions for people not familiar with LibreOffice Base:
download attachment 63667. Open in LibreOffice. Click on "Reports",
double-click on "City Filter". It asks for parameter "Cidade", enter
"London" (without the quotes), click OK.
Menu File / Send / E-mail as PDF
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Traced the calls; the difference is in
SfxMailModel::SaveDocumentAsFormat in file
sfx2/source/dialog/mailmodel.cxx
Interesting things happen around line 419:
In the working case (Report Builder report), aQuery looks like:
uno::Sequence of length 3 = {{
Name = "Type",
Value = uno::Any "
Reproduced in my libreoffice-3-5 dev tree with *legacy* report, not
report builder report.
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Title:
[Upstream] Base Report "E-Mail as PDF" gives er
I originally had "sensible-ooomuas" as E-mail application set in
LibreOffice; this looks like a Debian extension (which Ubuntu
inherited). With this, I get same error message as original reporter.
Two problems there:
1) Internet search suggests the right historical setting is "sensible-
ooomua" w
(In reply to comment #11)
> I originally had "sensible-ooomuas" as E-mail application set in LibreOffice;
> this looks like a Debian extension (which Ubuntu inherited). With this, I get
> same error message as original reporter.
>
> Two problems there:
>
> 1) Internet search suggests the right hi
Tested on Debian GNU/Linux amd64, LibreOffice 3.5.5.3 .deb packages
downloaded from www.libreoffice.org (not the ones provided by Debian).
1) Menu Tools / Options / Internet / E-mail
2) Enter /usr/bin/mutt for field "E-mail program"
3) Click on "OK"
4) Send as PDF from a Base report works
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Title:
[Upstream] Base Report "E-Mail
Summary:
- May be related to 32 bits / 64 bits; works on 64 bits, fails on 32 bits.
- May be related to version of libebook installed and deprecated / removed
symbols; see comment 47.
Any future testers, please *always* say whether you use 32 bits or 64
bits, and what libebook-*.so* you have o
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