Basically, FileMaker's ODBC drives are a piece of crap. There use to be a
tech note on FileMaker website recommending to not use ODBC connectivity in
a multi-user environment....
It's not a matter of ColdFusion or another language, the driver is the
issues.
If you really have to stick with FileMaker, the only solution I would trust
is Lasso, since they have native connectivity and they are definitely
focused on FileMaker, you can find Lasso at:
www.blueworld.com
More in general I try to avoid FileMaker as much as I can, since I see it
more as a toy than a real database, but certain customers simply love it...
Massimo
"Malcolm Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:000201c0ff91$c7135e50
> We're having consistency problems using the FileMaker ODBC driver to
> allow ColdFusion 4.5.1 to insert records into a FileMaker database and
> I'm wondering if anyone on the list has experience with this sort of
> datasource. When I talked to FileMaker's technical support, they told
> me that they hadn't tested their ODBC driver with ColdFusion and that
> they therefore wouldn't be able to help further.
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