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Ben Langhinrichs

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©2003-2008 Genii Software Ltd. All rights reserved. The rights to all logos, images, etc. are owned by their respective owners.

The views expressed in this weblog are mine alone, but since I am President and Owner, they necessarily also reflect the views of Genii Software, Ltd.

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586.1. Tim Tripcony (03/22/2007 10:43 PM)

Whoa. Now that's cool. Just curious, are you anticipating that UNC paths will be supported for the file location?

586.2. Ben Langhinrichs (03/23/2007 03:31 AM)

Certainly. They work now. I just tried

@DbColumn("OpenS"; "\\\\hamster\\cdrive\\share\\trial.ods"; "Sheet1"; "F4-F999");

and it works fine (\\hamster being a shared network drive here where I copied the file). Watch for the parameters possible for @DbLookup, as I think they are very cool (Rocky Oliver helped me think them up).

586.3. Ben Langhinrichs (03/23/2007 04:41 AM)

I should also point out that when this ships, it should also work with an attached ODS file, probably with the syntax:

@DbColumn("OpenS"; @DbName; @DocumentUniqueID; "MyInvoice.ods"; "Sheet1"; "F4-F999");

and there may be other variations. It is just likely people would want to act on an attached spreadsheet.

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OpenSesame: @DbColumn on a spreadsheet

Thu 22 Mar 2007, 11:58 PM


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