Once you have installed your ODBC driver set the connection to your I have usedįor some years and found it reliable, it also works for Linux and Mac
LO currently suggestīut it didn't work for me and I don't like the license. SQLite needs either an ODBC or JDBC driver. In later if it gets to doing a Wiki entry. MySQL also needs needs connectors so I'll skip it for now but could fill LibreOffice can open PostgreSQL databases directly and is the simplestįile / New / Database / Connect to an existing database /Ĭonfigure e.g.
General, checked on Win8.1 with LibreOffice5.1 > If you do develop a procedure that works, let's plan to put the information > to a GnuCash sqlite3 database file I created. > However I haven't yet successfully created a working link from LibreOffice > There's also an ODBCCreateDataSourceQ4 which launches a wizard. > utllity in unixodbc-bin is now ODBCManageDataSourcesQ4 > examples on my Ubuntu 14.04 LTS installation, it turns out the ODBCConfig > thought I would report back here with a big hint. > I have made it partway through the setup (not yet successfully) but I > With a small amount of searching, I found some documentation here: > superfluous since GnuCash 2.6.x can use Sqlite3 databases. > available, and its documentation stated it would no longer function for > As you probably know, the macro described at that link is no longer > Many apologies if that question has been solved before, but I had a hard > sqlite file in a way that was possible with the database created by the > tutorial how to set Libre Office (Base and Calc) up with the actual gnucash > how to use the now functioning sql backend in a similar way. > After a break from Gnucash, I was wondering now where I can find some hints > a couple of years ago I was using gnucash with the gnuc2ooo macro ( > On Thu, at 2:25 PM, Kai Truempler wrote:
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