It's tough comparing databases that are not in the same class. MySQL is
better than FileMaker (even v7) in lots of way, but then, Filemaker is
better in some ways too. MySQL will be far more scalable than
FileMaker. But you'll be more productive in FileMaker based on it's
ease of use. At least
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> Subject: Re: FileMaker Pro compared to MySQL
>
> Do you work with FM as a sole client, is it a server-client FM setup or
> is it connected to some web applications (using FM:s internal
> webpublishing, cgi:s etc)?
>
> Speed depends on a number of f
I am currently using FileMaker Pro for a relatively large database and I am
wondering how to speed it up. Would MySQL speed things up? Is FileMaker in
some way inferior to MySQL? If so, how? Would it be easy to use a FileMaker
plugin to access the MySQL database, or should I write a PHP front?
Tha
