We tried on both current official Windows Versions (6.2.8, 6.3.4) of LibreOffice to transfer a database column name as a data field ("MwSt" by the way) from PostgreSQL. It always brought up a wrong field name "MWSt" with upper case "W". None of the 3 Linux versions of LibreOffice (5.2 Debian, 6.2 and 6.3) had this problem. Of course this lead to wrong output, as some default value is chosen then. Perhaps relevant: The ODT had been created in OpenOffice-3.2 and contained somewhere perhaps the wrong field name, and OpenOffice did not seem to be restrictive about the case of field names.
Do you reproduce this with a brand new odb file from 6.3.4? Also, what's the type of connection? odbc, native postgresql ? Would it be possible you provide SQL to generate structure of table? If in Postgresql table you create a table with just one column called "MwSt" and copy paste it on odb file, do you reproduce the problem? (the goal is to know if it's specific to a table or for any table)
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