Hi, Thanks for your tips. Both JDBC and SDBC only support parts of Libre Office's functionality. In this particular case, they behave identically. I actually believe the authors think this bug is a feature as table data can be entered and edited only if the table has a primary key. Although this is a very sensible restriction it should be accompanied by some kind of warning explaining this. Regards, Axel On Sun 2017-03-12 16.18.07, Rene Engelhard wrote: > Hi, > > On Sat, Mar 11, 2017 at 06:28:44PM +0100, Axel wrote: > > opening a table for data editing (by pressing Enter or double-clicking &c.) only shows the > > column names in the header, otherwise the window is completely empty and all controls > > greyed out. If data are inserted using the commandline tool PSQL, they show up in LO but > > cannot be changed. > suggests that you use libpostgresql-jdbc-java so JDBC.. Which is nowadays > not really the best solution, IMHO. It even looks as if JDBC's functionality has been reduced as compared to Wheezy. -- Слушайте: Wissen und Erkennen sind die Freude und die Berechtigung der Menschheit. Aus: Alexander von Humboldt: Kosmos, Stuttgart 1845, Band 1, S. 36 − Sağ ol.
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