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From: hph@hphbbs.ruhr.de (H.P.Heidinger)
Subject: Using PGSQL via ODBC from within StarOffice ...
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Hello Community,

In several articles (I read the digest) was mentioned, that gaining
connectivity from StarOffice to PGSQL is an already achieved solution.

Is there any kind of a recipe available HOW TO do that?

BTW: A section on the Postgresql.org home-page (e.g. "Common solutions")
     would be a fine thing
     
Regards, Peter
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