Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 24073
Query Designer forgets about comparison parameters
Last modified: 2006-05-31 14:29:06 UTC
When designing a query like SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE floatfield_1 - floatfield_2 <> 0 order by mykey the UI Query designer will forget the 0 in the "criterion" field. You can save the query ok, but next time you edit it the 0 will be gone. If you don't edit the query you can use it as expected (e.g. in a spreadsheet). To reproduce: Create a query like the one above. Enter the "<> 0" into the criterion field. Save the query and close. The reedit the query. The criterion field will only have the "<>" in it, not the 0. Is there a problem with literals ? Platform: Mandrake 9.2 on i686 DB: ODBC with PostgreSQL on the same machine (V 7.3.2) Oo 1.1.0 UnixODBC 2.2.4
Hi, I can reproduce this. Here a step-by-step description for better reproducing next time. 1. create a dbase tabel (Table1) with 2 decimal fields (number1 and number2) 2. insert some values 3. create a new query in the sql view and insert the following sql string. select * from Table1 where number1 - number2 <> 0 4. execute the query everything works fine. 5. switch to the design view and back to the sql view ==>> error messages. The query can't execute anymore. Send to the right developer and set a target. Bye Marc
Fixed in cws oj08
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Hi, fixed in current developer build -> close. The current developer build can be found at http://download.openoffice.org/680/index.html Feel free to reopen if this issue is not fixed in the developer build. Bye Marc