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Fmp and mySQL?

Cassetti
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I am not a database guy, i do not know databases at all lol.

We have a small product/service that we (my programmer) developed in perl. It runs on a linux box on the network. It has a MySQL database that maintains a list of the customers, the expiration dates, etc.

Currently, he created a simple web page with a login for our intranet, that we can go to and maintain the customers through a simple table. its very very basic.

What i want to know, is there any sort of plugin that can be purchased or something that can allow us to create a relationship or a front end in filemaker for that database?

I have searched around the web and all i have been able to find really is programs to convert from fmp to sql.

Nothing to connect the two together.

One product to look into might be lasso - omipilot.com

The Actual Technologies ODBC Driver for Open Source Databases is what you need. Reaonably priced, works great.

http://www.actualtechnologies.com/product_opensourcedatabases.php

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That would be great, but for one problem, We're all running windows 2000, and none of us are mac people.

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