Difference between revisions of "Base To-Do"

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described in more detail at the [http://dba.openoffice.org/development/projects.html#editable_views here].
 
described in more detail at the [http://dba.openoffice.org/development/projects.html#editable_views here].
  
== native, cross-platform access to MS Access databases ==
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== Native, cross-platform access to MS Access databases ==
  
 
described in more detail at the [http://dba.openoffice.org/development/projects.html#cross_access here].
 
described in more detail at the [http://dba.openoffice.org/development/projects.html#cross_access here].

Revision as of 08:38, 28 February 2007

Below is a list of Base-related projects which could be implemented by interested developers. Most of these projects are relatively self-contained, and do not require too much knowledge about OOo's code infrastructure.

Note that the actual project descriptions are not yet moved to this place here, they still reside one of the project's static pages. So if you want, one of the To-Dos of our project is to move the To-Dos from http://dba.openoffice.org/development/projects.html to this Wiki page :)

Joins in dBase queries

described in more detail at the here.

SDBC driver for LDAP directories

described in more detail at the here.

New/Enhanced Form Controls

described in more detail at the here.

Dialogs with Form Functionality

described in more detail at the here.

Database driver UI modularization

described in more detail at the here.

HSQLDB: single-file backend

described in more detail at the here.

Embed Derby into OpenOffice.org databases

described in more detail at the here.

SQL Syntax Highlighting

described in more detail at the here.

HSQLDB: editable views

described in more detail at the here.

Native, cross-platform access to MS Access databases

described in more detail at the here.

SDBC driver for vCards

described in more detail at the here.

New Filter Dialog

described in more detail at the here.

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