Three file formats that can be managed using
OpenOffice.org base are:



*.odt – This
file format is used by OpenOffice.org Writer application for creating documents.
This is the counterpart of .doc extension of MS Word.



*.ods – This
file format is used by OpenOffice.org Calc application for creating spreadsheets.
This is the counterpart of .xls extension of MS Excel.


*.odp – This file format is used by OpenOffice.org Presentation application for creating presentations. This is the counterpart of .ppt extension of MS Powerpoint

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• ODF (Open Document Format)


• Microsoft Access


• MySQL

ODF is the default file format used by OpenOffice.org Base. It is an open standard format for office documents that is supported by multiple office suites including OpenOffice.org, LibreOffice, and Google Docs. ODF files are XML-based and can be easily shared and edited by different applications.



OpenOffice.org Base can also manage Microsoft Access database files (MDB). Users can connect to Access databases from Base and work with the data stored in them. It is also possible to import Access tables and queries into Base, or to export Base tables and queries to Access.



Base can manage MySQL databases, which are widely used in web applications and other software. Users can connect to a MySQL server and work with the data stored in its databases. It is also possible to create new tables, queries, and forms directly in Base and store them in a MySQL database.

In conclusion, OpenOffice.org Base is a powerful database management application that can handle a variety of file formats, including the default ODF format, Microsoft Access files, and MySQL databases. Users can connect to different data sources, work with tables and queries, and create forms and reports to visualize the data.