The current Open Office's database, 'Base', aka 'ooBase', is unrelated. This page tries to help you use it.įorget anything you may have heard about Adabas, which came with Star Office, the commercial version of Open Office 1. You may find that the database being shipped with OpenOffice (ver.2 and higher) delights you as much as it has me. Open Office Base (database) (ooBase) Tutorials Add Eyes to the Selected Fields box.TABLE OF CONTENTS for Open Office database tutorials. The fifth clue given was that the thief had green eyes. The forth clue given was that the thief was a woman. Click on the hair field and then click the icon to add it to the Selected Fields box. The second clue was that the thief had brown hair. Select glasses and then the click the icon to place the glasses field in the Selected Fields box. The first clue is that the suspect wore glasses. With that, you took these clues back to the office where you entered opened your database that contained the lists of suspects.Ĭlick the Create tab. The cook added, 'I'll never forget those cold green eyes! She was very scary.' 'And I noticed she was short like the gardener said.' 'I'm sure it was a woman,' piped in Jeeves the butler. The gardener asked, 'Could it have been that short person I saw running toward the gate?' The maid stated, 'I found some brown hair on the windowsill where the thief entered. I found a bottle of lens cleaner near the safe.' Rich said, 'The thief must have worn glasses. Rich and her servants and found the following that you will create quarries for in order to find the criminal quickly: Being a master of OpenOffice Databases, you decided to use the database to narrow your search for the criminal. Rich's house, you began putting the clues together. Rich's house and the chief knew that it would take your talents to solve the mystery. A burglary had just been committed at Mrs. The chief ordered you back to the station. You had just gotten to sleep when the phone roused you back to the real world. Mystery 1: It was a dark and stormy night. You will then use the same Database to Solve the Second Mystery. Read Mystery Number 1 below, then follow the directions for completing a query below. You will now generate queries in order to determine who the actual thief is. What's a query? A query is a way to get specific information from the database. Once you have entered all your data click the 'save' icon on the Title Bar to save your table.

A table as a field in openoffice base