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#1 2008-12-11 2:14 pm
- juanmanjarres
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Data bases
I'm new on the forums so I'm not sure if this is the right place for this "q"...
I'm a long time PC user, traded them for macs last year and I will never come back... I'm looking for a Data base software that is similar to Microsoft access... I did try the filemaker but seems so limited...
any sugestions???
Thanks a lot
Juan Manjarres
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#2 2008-12-11 2:18 pm
- mrreet2001
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Re: Data bases
Did you try filemaker or filemaker's bento?
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#3 2008-12-11 2:20 pm
- juanmanjarres
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Re: Data bases
I did both... the bento is great for small things, but I got dissapointed from the filemaker...
I need to be able to create coralation between data, forms and query...
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#4 2008-12-12 4:52 pm
- sturner
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Re: Data bases
SQL?
I'm not dead yet.
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#5 2008-12-13 7:27 am
Re: Data bases
juanmanjarres wrote:
I did both... the bento is great for small things, but I got dissapointed from the filemaker...
I need to be able to create coralation between data, forms and query...
Sounds to me as if you didn't really try FileMaker.
But now that you're free of Access, I'd suggest not locking yourself into the next proprietary database.
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