dbadmin Posted October 26, 2004 Posted October 26, 2004 I am writing my own PHP library that interfaces to FM7 via ODBC. If anyone is interested in this let me know. I hope to make this eventually publically avaiable. Right now I am interested in folks working together to make it better. Thanks DB Admin
DanBrill Posted October 27, 2004 Posted October 27, 2004 Would you be writing an ODBC driver yourself? Not that I'm qualified to help on that end, but I can say that the ODBC driver that comes with FM is so slow that anything you do with it end us being unworkable. If you write a new one that is workable, I'm sure a lot of folks would be interested. Dan
Baloo Posted October 27, 2004 Posted October 27, 2004 "Would you be writing an ODBC driver yourself?" Not me; I'm not that good My programming knowledge falls way off after DB theory and Web based languages. As I understand it the idea is to make library of PHP functions for FMP ODBC calls. We're slowly reaching that conclusion on FMP's driver as well, but as I've only been able to test it locally, I'm still clinging to the (false?) hope that it will function better in conjunction with the server. As soon as we figure out what we're doing wrong with the server plug-in we'll make that call.
dbadmin Posted October 27, 2004 Author Posted October 27, 2004 Nope, not writing a ODBC driver, (there are number of companies doing it) but a library of calls as mentioned in the previous post. I did notice it is slow, but for what we are doing it should be good enough. The idea is to modularize and get away from webfm which we were using. Also, i did manage to find a huge that I think is a bug. Beware on selects of 35+ fields. The data disappears. Lec
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