Mark S. Rasmussen <mark@tv.dk> wrote:
> Når du importerer filen, så konverterer FMP hele filen til en FMP fil. Når
> du bare åbner filen, så kan du redigere i den direkte i FMP, uden at ændre
> filtypen eller at skulle lave nye database filer.
>
> Mvh Mark
>
www.profiled.org
Nu må jeg vist fremdrage manualen.
Side 15-2, citat:
Yo"u can use the ODBC support in FileMaker Pro to:
* work with FileMaker Pro data from ODBC-compliant applications
to create charts, construct ad-hoc queries, and analyze your data with
a variety of software applications
* construct SQL queries in FileMaker Pro to import data from other
ODBC data sources like Microsoft Access or Oracle databases
Side 15-5, citat:
Importing data from other data sources
Using ODBC, you can import records into an existing database or a
new FileMaker Pro file by opening an ODBC data source (like
Oracle or Microsoft Access databases) directly. The FileMaker Pro
SQL query builder makes it easy to construct queries that can search
a data source or DBMS, fetch specific records, and import the
resulting records into a FileMaker Pro database.
Jeg kan kun læse dette som IMPORT via ODBC.
Okay, man kan trække data ind via SQL-forespørgsler, men det er altså
ikke for nybegyndere.
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Med venlig hilsen
Thomas Tvegaard