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#* Relational Database basics. | #* Relational Database basics. | ||
#* Create a new database | #* Create a new database | ||
+ | #*Create a table | ||
# Tables and Relationships | # Tables and Relationships | ||
#* Adding data to a table. | #* Adding data to a table. | ||
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#* Create a form using the Wizard. | #* Create a form using the Wizard. | ||
# Modify a simple form | # Modify a simple form | ||
+ | #* How to enter data in a form | ||
+ | #*How to Modify a form | ||
# Build a complex form with form controls | # Build a complex form with form controls | ||
#* Ungroup form elements. | #* Ungroup form elements. | ||
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#* Change fonts and sizes. | #* Change fonts and sizes. | ||
#* Change location of the form elements. | #* Change location of the form elements. | ||
− | # Add List Box form control to a form | + | # Add List Box form control to a form |
− | # Add Push Button to a form | + | #*How to modify a form using LibreOffice Base. |
− | # Enter and update data in a form | + | # Add Push Button to a form |
− | # Create queries using Query Wizard | + | #*How to Add a Push Button to a form |
+ | # Enter and update data in a form | ||
+ | #*How to enter data and update data using a form. | ||
+ | # Create queries using Query Wizard | ||
+ | #*Create simple queries using,the Query wizard Select fields | ||
+ | #*Set the sorting order of the fields, | ||
+ | #*And provide search criteria or conditions for a query. | ||
+ | #*What a query is. | ||
# Create queries using Design View | # Create queries using Design View | ||
+ | #*Create a query by using the Design View. | ||
+ | #*Add tables to the Query Design window Select fields | ||
+ | #*Set up aliases, | ||
+ | #*Set up sorting order And provide search criteria for a query. | ||
# Create reports | # Create reports | ||
− | # Modify a Report | + | #*Create a Report |
+ | #*Select, Label and Sort the report fields | ||
+ | #*Select report layout | ||
+ | #*choose report type: static or dynamic | ||
+ | # Modify a Report | ||
+ | #*Modify a report by customizing the layout | ||
+ | #*Look and feel of the report. | ||
=== Intermediate Level === | === Intermediate Level === | ||
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#* Create view. | #* Create view. | ||
#* Create a table by copying an existing table. | #* Create a table by copying an existing table. | ||
− | # Create Subforms | + | # Create Subforms |
+ | #*How to Create a Subform | ||
# Create simple queries in SQL View | # Create simple queries in SQL View | ||
+ | #*Create Simple Queries in SQL View, | ||
+ | #*Write simple SQL | ||
+ | #*Use SELECT, FROM , and WHERE clauses | ||
+ | #*Choose upper, lower, or mixed cases for naming fields and tables | ||
# Create simple queries in SQL View II | # Create simple queries in SQL View II | ||
+ | #*Write Queries in SQL View | ||
+ | #*Use ORDER BY clause | ||
+ | #*Use JOINS | ||
+ | #*Use Aggregate functions | ||
+ | #*Use the GROUP BY clause | ||
+ | #*Use built in Functions | ||
=== Advanced Level === | === Advanced Level === | ||
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#* Backups. | #* Backups. | ||
# Indexes, Table Filter, SQL Command window | # Indexes, Table Filter, SQL Command window | ||
+ | #*Indexes | ||
+ | #*Table Filter | ||
+ | #*And the SQL Command window | ||
# Database Design, Purpose, OrganizeTables | # Database Design, Purpose, OrganizeTables | ||
+ | #*Determining the purpose of our database | ||
+ | #*Finding and organizing the information required | ||
+ | #*Dividing the information into tables. | ||
+ | #* What is Database Design | ||
# Database Design, Primary Key and Relationships | # Database Design, Primary Key and Relationships | ||
− | # | + | #*Turn information items into columns |
+ | #*Specify primary keys | ||
+ | #*Set up the table relationships | ||
+ | #Design Refine Database Design and Normalization Rules | ||
+ | #*Refine the database design | ||
+ | #*Apply the normalization rules | ||
+ | #*Test the database design |
Latest revision as of 12:05, 11 May 2015
Introduction
LibreOffice Base is the database front-end of the LibreOffice suite. Base is the equivalent of Microsoft Access. Base is free and open source software, free of cost and free to use and distribute. With Base,
- We can store organized data.
- Perform data entries and view data using forms.
- Retrieve information using queries.
- Design and generate reports.
Basic Level
- Introduction
- What is LibreOffice Base?
- What can you do with Base?
- Prerequisites for using Base
- Relational Database basics.
- Create a new database
- Create a table
- Tables and Relationships
- Adding data to a table.
- Define and create relationships.
- Create a simple form
- What is a form?
- Create a form using the Wizard.
- Modify a simple form
- How to enter data in a form
- How to Modify a form
- Build a complex form with form controls
- Ungroup form elements.
- Rename labels.
- Change fonts and sizes.
- Change location of the form elements.
- Add List Box form control to a form
- How to modify a form using LibreOffice Base.
- Add Push Button to a form
- How to Add a Push Button to a form
- Enter and update data in a form
- How to enter data and update data using a form.
- Create queries using Query Wizard
- Create simple queries using,the Query wizard Select fields
- Set the sorting order of the fields,
- And provide search criteria or conditions for a query.
- What a query is.
- Create queries using Design View
- Create a query by using the Design View.
- Add tables to the Query Design window Select fields
- Set up aliases,
- Set up sorting order And provide search criteria for a query.
- Create reports
- Create a Report
- Select, Label and Sort the report fields
- Select report layout
- choose report type: static or dynamic
- Modify a Report
- Modify a report by customizing the layout
- Look and feel of the report.
Intermediate Level
- Create tables
- Create view.
- Create a table by copying an existing table.
- Create Subforms
- How to Create a Subform
- Create simple queries in SQL View
- Create Simple Queries in SQL View,
- Write simple SQL
- Use SELECT, FROM , and WHERE clauses
- Choose upper, lower, or mixed cases for naming fields and tables
- Create simple queries in SQL View II
- Write Queries in SQL View
- Use ORDER BY clause
- Use JOINS
- Use Aggregate functions
- Use the GROUP BY clause
- Use built in Functions
Advanced Level
- Access data sources
- Access a data source
- Register *.odb databases.
- View data sources.
- Use data sources in Writer
- Database Maintenance
- Modify data structures.
- De-fragment database.
- Backups.
- Indexes, Table Filter, SQL Command window
- Indexes
- Table Filter
- And the SQL Command window
- Database Design, Purpose, OrganizeTables
- Determining the purpose of our database
- Finding and organizing the information required
- Dividing the information into tables.
- What is Database Design
- Database Design, Primary Key and Relationships
- Turn information items into columns
- Specify primary keys
- Set up the table relationships
- Design Refine Database Design and Normalization Rules
- Refine the database design
- Apply the normalization rules
- Test the database design