OK, let's start again with a potential skeleton of a process. I would try first as command line and then recreate as a windows shortcut.
I have the server-based database with properties, script, data.
I just want to repackage this as an open office embedded database.
So I need to create the .odb file.
I could create this for use as input to an instantantation which at run time can be copied to a folder that already contains the script, properties, data files copied from the live system. ZIp that folder and should be runnable.
I want to be able to create from the live (server-based) backup an instance that can be run without starting the server. Also of course not touching the live data.
So the idea is to create a blank .odb whereby I can add the copies of LIVE and run independently.
Seems not to be a big deal?
I have the server-based database with properties, script, data.
I just want to repackage this as an open office embedded database.
So I need to create the .odb file.
I could create this for use as input to an instantantation which at run time can be copied to a folder that already contains the script, properties, data files copied from the live system. ZIp that folder and should be runnable.
I want to be able to create from the live (server-based) backup an instance that can be run without starting the server. Also of course not touching the live data.
So the idea is to create a blank .odb whereby I can add the copies of LIVE and run independently.
Seems not to be a big deal?
Statistics: Posted by misitu — Tue May 14, 2024 2:44 am