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Old April 5th, 2006, 12:37 AM
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The fact that FileMaker is the top DBMS on the Mac and the No. 2 DBMS is testimony to its power. Access is a proprietary POS which lends to very little interoperability between itself and other DBMSes. You might want to read this case study of a firm that converted from Access to SQL. Cross-platform means that one database design will work on Macintosh and Windows.
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Is FileMaker as powerful as Access havent seen it my present access databases use quite abit of code does it convert the code? Does cross-platform mean one database design will work on Apple and MS? Thanks for the help.
Filemaker is very powerful, and way easier to use than access. I have databases that I currently share between mac and pc and they function exactly the same, and look identical.
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