the Goldmine tables just like any other
SQL Server tables, with no problems.
We found out how to access the tables.The help via the web in how to
set up the datasources was . . . not helpful.
Thanks anyway.
Scott
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Scott Brady
http://www.scottbrady.net
I can tell you what I've been told about our setup.
The database is offficially SQL Server, but if you look at the
actual server, they're really just dBase data files that SQL Server is
pulling from.(The person in my company who chose GoldMine says the
company says SQL Server for marketing
I can't understand why you would even have SQL Server if all you
have is DBase files. Maybe I'm missing something but the Corporate
edition requires SQL Server, not the cheaper editions. When we
had it here I set up the Goldmine tables just like any other
SQL Server tables, with no problems.
I
Goldmine can be either SQL server OR dbase... or in the case of a synch
server a combination.Can you further describe your setup?
-Mark
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From: Scott Brady [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, October 01, 2004 5:02 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Interacting with GoldMine
Anyone have any experience with GoldMine?(http://www.frontrange.com/goldmine/)
We're looking at using CF to get at the data (the web site says SQL
Server, but it's really more SQL Server reading dBase files), which is
supposed to be possible.But, I'm having trouble setting up a DSN
(ODBC socket
On 12/29/01 4:30 PM Mark A. Kruger - CFG wrote:
yes it's possible. You can use DBase drivers (not good) or you can upgra
de
goldmine to SQL and do it that way. If you can figure out Goldmines rath
er
difficult Primary key schema you can make it happen. There are a lot of
folks doing
Anyone out there have any experience using CF to interact with a GoldMine
database? I am wondering if it's possible.
- Sean
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Sean Daniels
Director, Engineering
Marketplace Technologies, Inc
(T): 207.363.7374
(C): 207.332.6340
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yes it's possible. You can use DBase drivers (not good) or you can upgra
de
goldmine to SQL and do it that way. If you can figure out Goldmines rath
er
difficult Primary key schema you can make it happen. There are a lot of
folks doing it with various 3rd party aps and you can find ideas
I've done a little work with GoldMine. If I recall, I think the original
was in dBase, then they released it using MS SQL. If the db is SQL, they've
got an API written using MS SQL stored procedures. That seemed to be the
surest way of interacting with the db. I'm not a SQL guru... I did some
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