Transfer an Access database to OpenOffice
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Hello,
I started working on a database in Access, but the person it is intended for only has OpenOffice.
I tried to open the database with Open Office Base (version 2.0.1), but only the tables are transferred. I lose the forms, queries, and macros.
Has anyone ever done a manipulation like this?
Is there a way for me to recover a bit more than just the tables?
Thank you in advance.
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Arzawe
I started working on a database in Access, but the person it is intended for only has OpenOffice.
I tried to open the database with Open Office Base (version 2.0.1), but only the tables are transferred. I lose the forms, queries, and macros.
Has anyone ever done a manipulation like this?
Is there a way for me to recover a bit more than just the tables?
Thank you in advance.
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Arzawe
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On the OpenOffice site, there is, in the documentation section, a "how-to" section where you can find a migration manual from an Access database:
http://fr.openoffice.org/Documentation/How-to/Bdd/04migrfr.pdf
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Hello,
Thank you for all this information. As a beginner on OpenOffice, I hadn't seen this part of the site yet.
See you soon
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Arzawe-
Hello,
I see from the previous messages that you found a way to do it. I have the same problem as you, but I feel like the documentation only concerns Open on Linux, whereas I'm looking to transfer a database under Open on Windows. The documentation is a bit complicated to understand. Could you please provide me with a simpler procedure to follow?
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