I now use several very large spreadsheets as databases. Any of the spreadsheets can be more than 100 pages long. The same formula is entered into many cells. The time to do the Copy and Paste sometimes takes hours to do. Is it possible and practical to use Base instead Calc to do this?
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Is Base practical for the following?
Is Base practical for the following?
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Re: Is Base practical for the following?
It depends largely on the nature and design of the data. Base can link to several different RDMSs and essentially most of the latter can handle large volumes of data. On the other hand a Relational Database requires stricter logic and discipline in the design, layout and storage of data than does a spreadsheet. There is a sound introductory tutorial that will help you to assess how suitable the data may be for such a change: it can be downloaded from:Is it possible and practical to use Base instead Calc to do this?
http://www.scribd.com/doc/48635562/Base-Tutorial-OOo
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Re: Is Base practical for the following?
RDBMS is the database software (no, Base is not): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relational ... nt_systems
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Re: Is Base practical for the following?
It stands for Relational Database Management System.
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Re: Is Base practical for the following?
I appreciate you raised this query. While ding a project for McGraw University, I faced similar issues with the assignment. Please assist!
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