Ars Tecnica tidligt ude med FileMaker Pro 9
14/02/07 Arkiveret i: FileMaker nyt
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Og den koncentrerer sig selvfølgelig om de nye SQL features:
Everyone's favorite visual database software, FileMaker, is getting revamped for its 9.0 release. Now, we haven't heard too much out of FileMaker over the years; it seems to be slowly chugging along, making money for Apple (FileMaker is a subsidiary) and frustrating users, however FileMaker 9 will include some promising changes. ThinkSecret has a full list of all the rumors, tidbits, and possible features, but there are a few things that piqued my interest.
Provided that FileMaker is just too gorgeous for you to live without, and you didn't eschew it years ago for something that has a name you can't pronounce containing the letters S-Q-L, here's what's in store:
First of all, 9.0 will come with support for SQL databases via ODBC, meaning that your pretty FileMaker database will be able to tap into the raw, flannel-wearing, lumberjack power of SQL, and will also have an option to allow access to specific fields only. Supposedly FileMaker 9 will be supporting some big names right out of the gate, including Oracle 9g, 10g, and MySQL 5.0.
Og den koncentrerer sig selvfølgelig om de nye SQL features:
Everyone's favorite visual database software, FileMaker, is getting revamped for its 9.0 release. Now, we haven't heard too much out of FileMaker over the years; it seems to be slowly chugging along, making money for Apple (FileMaker is a subsidiary) and frustrating users, however FileMaker 9 will include some promising changes. ThinkSecret has a full list of all the rumors, tidbits, and possible features, but there are a few things that piqued my interest.
Provided that FileMaker is just too gorgeous for you to live without, and you didn't eschew it years ago for something that has a name you can't pronounce containing the letters S-Q-L, here's what's in store:
First of all, 9.0 will come with support for SQL databases via ODBC, meaning that your pretty FileMaker database will be able to tap into the raw, flannel-wearing, lumberjack power of SQL, and will also have an option to allow access to specific fields only. Supposedly FileMaker 9 will be supporting some big names right out of the gate, including Oracle 9g, 10g, and MySQL 5.0.