Didn't Java on OS X can only use Type IV (eg native drivers) JDBC
drivers? If it's now possible to use a ODBC/JDBC bridge, might be
useful to connect to MS Access (yes, I know) datasources too.
Hello Sherry;
I have also worked with FM in a "legacy database" situation. I
started off with WOOF (with FM advanced server) which worked well,
but is somewhat slow and has some considerable restrictions in
regard to how fetching can occur. I then moved to use the ODBC/JDBC
FM system. From memory; unfortunately the JDBC/ODBC bridge from FM
is not possible or difficult to wrap into an EO adaptor because it
cannot generate primary keys ahead of actually creating the FM
records (or some such problem). The JDBC/ODBC FM system works
well. To use spaces in field names, I just wrapped the field name
in double quotes (").
cheers.
I have to interface with a Filemaker database which has spaces in a
majority of the attribute names. Entity Modeler does not like this.
My thought is to replace the spaces with underscores. Does anyone
have any recommendations/suggestions or know if this will work?
Is there anyone else out there that uses Filemaker with WO?
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