[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
... My biggest concern is the existing FileMakerPro clients. How much
work would it be to connect the existing FMP clients to the postgreSQL
database using ODBC? Is this a viable temporary step or could it be
permanent?
And Tom Lane replies:
If they can
I have to update a database system and need some advice.
Most of the database work I've done up to now has been databased backed
websites, using perl and/or php to connect to mSQL, mySQL, or postgreSQL.
One job that I inherited a few years ago was actually two separate
databases, one an
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
... My biggest concern is the existing FileMakerPro clients. How much work
would it be to connect the existing FMP clients to the postgreSQL database
using ODBC? Is this a viable temporary step or could it be permanent?
If they can speak ODBC, then in theory you can
Yes filemaker can use ODBC but not as a live data source as you would use
access as a frontend. You can use ODBC to import the data to a Filemaker
database and display/edit it there and then export back through ODBC.
If they use Filemaker to enter all the data (none is entered from the web
site)
