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Hi All, I have 2 separate databases set up on a small PTP network using FMP7 for both databases I want to do table lookups on one db from the other db across the netwok. Obviously in this case FMP7 is going to be both a Client and a Source. My questions 1. Because I am communicating between FMP7's only do I have to install a driver 2. If so where do I find the driver and how do I install it 3. Do I have to install the driver in both Client and Source FMP7's 4. Because FMP7 networks only allow 6 users (Host + 5 Remotes) per database, will a Client making a SQL request to a Source cause the user count on the Source machine to step up by 1 |
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Ron H. <ronald_h70 (AT) hotttmail (DOT) commm> wrote: Hi All, I have 2 separate databases set up on a small PTP network using FMP7 for both databases I want to do table lookups on one db from the other db across the netwok. Obviously in this case FMP7 is going to be both a Client and a Source. My questions 1. Because I am communicating between FMP7's only do I have to install a driver 2. If so where do I find the driver and how do I install it 3. Do I have to install the driver in both Client and Source FMP7's 4. Because FMP7 networks only allow 6 users (Host + 5 Remotes) per database, will a Client making a SQL request to a Source cause the user count on the Source machine to step up by 1 Don't use ODBC between FM databases. Set them both to be multiuser, host them both, and do the lookups directly using the Field definitons in FM. Lynn Allen -- Allen & Allen Semiotics www.semiotics.com FSA Associate Filemaker Design & Consulting |
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