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WilliamN

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  1. Good day I'm trying to figure out how I can trigger a data dump script via the data api. I checked the documentation, but couldn't quite wrap my head around the layout part. The script I want to run basically runs an ExecuteSQL statement and dumps the data to csv. Do I need to add it to a layout somehow? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
  2. Thanks Fitch. Getting the data to SQL is exactly what I'm looking at. In that case I can swing the connection strings of the VB app to SQL. Here's what I've tried thus far: FmPro Migrator: the app crashes when I click on the "Get field size" button for the bigger tables Full Convert (x32 & x64) excruciatingly slow and gives an assortment or errors including arithmetic exceptions and ODBC connection timeouts Custom C# application: similar issues to Full Convert I've also tried MirrorSync, which seems to be an ideal solution, but it's pricey and the client would most likely not be willing to pay for the SQL license. So the next best thing I figure is as you say, trying the data api. Edit: I was wondering if the following were practical/possible: We're running daily reports mostly, so would I be able to migrate data from my bigger tables to daily updated tables via the built in FM scripts? That way the vb.net app would say only have to query 4k/5k records. Or an additional database, which would basically be a clone of the other one, but with historical data removed?
  3. Good day Filemaker newbie here I'm helping sorting out some performance issues on a vb.net application that creates reports via the filemaker odbc connector. It is extremely slow, querying tables with up to a million records. Are there any other options one could consider? A rewrite of the vb.net app is off the cards at the moment. Thanks in advance, William
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