Peter Kohlmann: "the Macro capabilities of OpenOffice are every bit as complex as those of MSOffice" 2

December 24th, 2011 - 10:20 am ET by DFS | Report spam
Below are the properties of an MS Access data cursor rowset (called a
recordset in MS DAO parlance). These properties can be retrieved and
read from VBA.

Now show me the equivalent object handling in OpenOffice macros (or run
away like the fool you are).


Name
BOF
BookMark
Bookmarkable
DateCreated
EOF
Filter
Index
LastModified
LastUpdated
LockEdits
NoMatch
RecordCount
Sort
Transactions
Type
Updatable
Restartable
CacheStart
CacheSize
EditMode
PercentPosition
ValidationRule
ValidationText
AbsolutePosition
StillExecuting
Connection
BatchCollisionCount
BatchCollisions
BatchSize
RecordStatus
UpdateOptions
Orientation
OrderByOn
NameMap
DefaultView
GUID
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#1 Snit
December 24th, 2011 - 10:54 am ET | Report spam
DFS stated in post jd4qk5$drb$ on 12/24/11 8:20 AM:

Below are the properties of an MS Access data cursor rowset (called a
recordset in MS DAO parlance). These properties can be retrieved and
read from VBA.

Now show me the equivalent object handling in OpenOffice macros (or run
away like the fool you are).


Name
BOF
BookMark
Bookmarkable
DateCreated
EOF
Filter
Index
LastModified
LastUpdated
LockEdits
NoMatch
RecordCount
Sort
Transactions
Type
Updatable
Restartable
CacheStart
CacheSize
EditMode
PercentPosition
ValidationRule
ValidationText
AbsolutePosition
StillExecuting
Connection
BatchCollisionCount
BatchCollisions
BatchSize
RecordStatus
UpdateOptions
Orientation
OrderByOn
NameMap
DefaultView
GUID



Poor Peter... tripping over his laces as we speak.


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