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OpenOffice and HSQLDB

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Michele Giordano - 31 Oct 2005 13:27 GMT
Is there any way to convert an *.ODB file (i. e. a database file generated  
by OpenOffice 2.0 working with HSQLDB) into a typical set of HSQLDB files  
for embedded use in a Java standalone application, and vice versa?

Thank you.

Michele Giordano
Thomas Kellerer - 31 Oct 2005 14:07 GMT
> Is there any way to convert an *.ODB file (i. e. a database file
> generated  by OpenOffice 2.0 working with HSQLDB) into a typical set of
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>
> Michele Giordano

.odb is a zip file that contains all files that HSQLDB needs. AFAIK the
only way to open such a database with JDBC/Java is to unzip the .odb
file, and then point HSQLDB to the extracted files.

Thomas


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