Often you will want to add subforms to your forms, these are explained in video 35.
Sometimes we need to change a query each time it is run, for that we will use an input parameter or input box - shown in video 28.
We also create queries and review our "Design View" queries in SQL view: We learn how to create queries using the LibreOffice " Design View" also know as QBE or Query By Example: Videos 15 and 16 show us how to embed a picture in a databbase and link a picture to a database. In videos 11 and 12 we look at how to add radio buttons and a date dropdown box to a form. In video #10 we show how to customize our background and add pictures on a form. In Video #9 We see how to add buttons on our form (like first record, next record, previous record, and last record): In video tutorial #6 we learn how to create a simple form: This just means making the database available to other LibreOffice modules (like Writer and Calc) - This is explained in Video Tutorial #5 When creating a LibreOffice Base database, LibreOffice asks us if we want to register the database. LibreOffice Base is just the front end allowing us to tie into the actual database. This makes LibreOffice Base appear as if it were a database manager and the database, but it is not. LibreoOffice Base can be used to create small embedded databases when used with Java-based HSQLDB as its storage engine (The LibreOfice Base default database). LibreOffice Base is a front end database manager that can be used to create forms and reports from a variety of databases including MySql as well as others. LibreOffice Base is a database management program, similar to Microsoft Access.
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