I used it once to help someone troubleshoot a pagination and layout problem.
The specification is *cough* *cough* brain-damaged *cough* in this area. It is pretty much all implementation-dependent.
Meanwhile, for real-world concerns about OpenDocument Database Font End Document (section 2.2.10 of ODF 1.2 part 1), check out occasional discussion of LibreOffice Base documents at <http://listarchives.libreoffice.org/global/users/>. There is also patch activity and you should look for a LibreOffice Base Use Guide. (I don't recall seeing one for OpenOffice.org too and I don't know if a LibreOffice Base user guide is available yet.)
I am sure there are discussions and bug reports on OpenOffice.org as well.
- Dennis
-----Original Message-----
From: Hanssens Bart [mailto:]
Sent: Tuesday, August 23, 2011 06:59
To: Jesper Lund Stocholm
Cc: opendocument-users
Subject: RE: [opendocument-users] ODF 1.2: Usage of <office:database> in OOo/LibO
Jesper,
>Seriously?
>
>How can that be relevant for ODF itself?
>
>(this is not a critisism as such - I just don't get it)
Haven't used it yet, but I guess it's typically used to create forms, reports, mail merges etc.
In LO / OOo, one can create (or connect to) a database, create some tables and/or queries,
and then create a report or form. Base will invoke Writer, and one can add form controls,
cycle through the records etc.
Maybe KOffice / Calligra supports this as well (Kexi ?), haven't tested it.
Bart
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