Opening a Microsoft Access (mdb) database in LibreOffice base works ok but when trying to apply a filter, in a numeric field in a table, it fails to be applied without showing any error. Filtering in standard text fields works correctly Using autofilter in a numeric fiels works ok
Created attachment 96699 [details] testcase to reproduce the problem To test the problem open the testcase_filter.odb file (in a windows machine, the mdb file must be in the same directory as the odb) In the UI enter in the sample_table table and try to apply a standard filter to the num_field field (for example num_field >= 500), the filter is not applied and the UI shows no change
On Win7 and LO 4.2.5, I can reproduce this.
Adding self to CC if not already on
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I have tested that the problem is LibreOffice 5.1.0.2 (Windows 10 (32 bits)) and the bug is not present anymore so it can be marked as closed