FM is no problem. You can output from it to a tab-delimited file and then
INSERT it into a mySQL DB. Or, a number of mySQL clients, including
myPHPAdmin, allow you to import a text file, such as a tabbed file (or CSV,
etc.). You must first set up your mySQL datatbase and be sure that the field
type
My newbie problem is solved and it may help other newbies if I share it.
The idea is to take two or more tables and combine their data into one table
that you can query. Each of the source tables may only have one or two
columns of overlap. You want records (rows) that do not fill in data in
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