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2-16-2022 - Fremont, California - .com Solutions Inc. announces the availability of FmPro Migrator Server App Builder. This next generation of the FmPro Migrator product line builds single-user and multi-user runtimes from FileMaker Pro 19 databases. With this new SaaS option, we will move your...
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I've got a file that contains several external data source tables from a JD Edwards EnterpriseOne (Oracle 11g) database. If I understand correctly, FileMaker doesn't just execute a query via the ODBC connection, but rather downloads each connected table in its entirety when the file is opened. Is... -
I need some help. I have a database with id and need to update the name of the current record only from an oracle database. I can connect (odbc) to the oracle database and can import by match, but there are some many records and takes a while. Is there a better solution, like jdbc, or a plugin. C...
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Now, I'm trying to connect to External Oracle DB Server via ODBC within LAN network. Everthing about setup is pretty much done, and I can see the full list of tables name when I try to add External database in relationship window. I'm almost there! I thought I'm fine so I w-clicked on the target... -
I'm accessing Oracle Database Server via ODBC. Then I added three tables to FileMaker from Oracle DB. These tables are related such as below 1. Customer (customer_id) 2. Receipt (customer_id, receipt_id) 3. Item (receipt_id, item_id, item_name) note: Items belong to Recept, and Receip...
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All, I am building a solution which requires ESS connection to Oracle 11g from FM12. Got the ActualTech Oracle ODBC Oracle Driver. Setup went fine. Managed to do imports from Oracle using the Import Script Step. Can display ESS Shadow tables from Oracle in the FM Relationship graphs. H...
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I'm calling Oracle's Database through ODBC. It's working fine except speed. One table has over 100 million records. When I'm seeing this table in FileMaker, it takes forever to load its layout. How does everyone handle this kind of problem? note: Oracle Database Server is located at di...
