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Le 10/06/11 14:48, Francois Tigeot a écrit :

Hi François


In the past, some versions of StarOffice were bundled with a limited
freeware version of the Adabas database engine.

The Adabas support is still present in LibreOffice; howewer, I'm not sure
if it is still used or if the free (as in beer) Adabas version is still
available somewhere.

I would like to know if some people still use it, and on which platforms.

If it is there in the code, it can not be seen anywhere in the UI that I
know of, so to all intents and purposes, users are unaware that it is
actually there. I seem to recall that it was phased out of the UI
sometime during the development of the new Base module with integration
of HSQLDB, i.e. somewhere between OOo 1.1.x and OOo 2.x

I would expect that most people here, if they didn't know
StarOffice/OpenOffice.org from the beginning, would probably not even
know that there was Adabas support floating around, and indeed, as I
said, I thought that Adabas no longer worked with OOo/LibO.


Alex


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