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FmPro Migrator quickly and accurately migrates FileMaker Pro database structure and data to MySQL, Oracle, Access, SQL Server, Sybase, DB2, OpenBase, PostgreSQL and FrontBase. -- Migrates SQL Server to FileMaker 9 -- Migrates from Access to FileMaker 9 -- Automated Table Consolidation Feature (Developer Edition Feature) -- Generates Perl CGI scripts for all databases -- Facilitates FileMaker ESS Configurations -- Host FileMaker Pro data at any ISP supporting MySQL -- Documents FileMaker Pro database structure -- Migration of large text fields and image data for all supported databases -- No ODBC driver licensing required for UNIX servers -- Repeating Fields Extraction -- Economical Single-User License -- FileMaker image export feature FileMaker Pro database fields containing more than 255 or 4000 characters of text are migrated to the appropriate large text column type in the destination database. Container field data within FileMaker Pro container fields is migrated directly to the appropriate BLOB type of database columns through a network connection. No manual data entry is required for processing either of these specialized data types. FmPro Migrator is available for MacOS X and Windows. For more info please see: http://www.fmpromigrator.com/products/fmpro_migrator/index.html A free demo version of FmPro Migrator may be downloaded from http://www.fmpromigrator.com/downloads/index.html
What's new in this version:
- -- Developer Edition Feature -- Added an automated 2 pass process for resolving dependencies between ScriptMaker scripts and Layout objects during Table Consolidation projects.
- -- Developer Edition Feature -- Added a new Layout XML export feature to the GUI tab. The XML code defining each layout can now be exported as a raw XML file, containing all of the embedded images, and layout object definitions. This file can be post-processed separately and used for projects in which FileMaker Layouts need to be re-purposed for other development projects. Examining the raw XML code for a layout could also provide troubleshooting help for layouts causing a problem in a database file.
- -- Developer Edition Feature -- Fixed an issue with the Step 5 Remap Objects processing when performing a Table Consolidation project having 0 ScriptMaker scripts.
- Fixed an issue with Access tablenames containing spaces when performing Access to FileMaker conversions.
- Fixed an issue with Relationship Predicate Details fields not being displayed when clicking on a Relationship Predicate in the Predicates List.
- Removed the UNIQUE constraint on Layout names, allowing developers to manually rename Layouts after importing multiple batches of layouts from different files.
- -- Developer Edition Feature -- Layouts which are created via the batch mode processing are now created with only a Body layout part, to simplify the manual addition of more layout parts. This change was made within the QuicKeys and WinAutomation shortcuts.
- -- Developer Edition Feature -- Relationship creation has been improved by checking for the display of the Edit Relationship dialog in situations requiring the FileMaker database to create a new renamed TO on the relationship graph. This change was made within the QuicKeys and WinAutomation shortcuts.
- Note: Clicking the "Download" button on the batch processing dialogs causes FmPro Migrator to save an updated copy of the QuicKeys/WinAutomation shortcuts to the output directory.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
Additional Requirements:
- FileMaker ODBC Driver
- QuicKeys - [For Table Consolidation Project Automation]
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Dashed hopes 
- Version: 3.57, 11/4/2005 08:06AM PST
(3 of 4 users found this comment useful)
lbyerz
Recent job assignments require that I interface with MS Access, and I had high hopes that FmPro Migrator--which claims that it will migrate Access files into FileMaker 7--would solve my dilemma. No such luck. I accomplished nothing, after several frustrating and wasted hours walking through the 'help' instructions. Maybe .com solution's developers might accomplish the task; I couldn't. FmPro Migrator doesn't live up to it's claims.
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- Dashed hopes
Unusuable - Version: 1.97, 4/19/2004 12:57AM PST
(2 of 3 users found this comment useful)
pereubu2
FMPro Migrator is unusuable on a Mac. First the help is unreadable unless a copy-paste in TextEdit for example; second one reads on that help the necessity to go through VirtualPC for translating a database. It seems taht the producer ignore the fact that an ODBC driver comes with FileMaker.
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tried. confused - Version: 1.86, 3/26/2004 06:59AM PST
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macmikey2
Tried the demo to go from FM 6 to FM 7. All I got was a bunch of text and blank icon files on my desktop. Some appeared and then disappeared when I clicked on them.
Nothing made sense, tried to follow steps, but could not get it to do anything remotely like I thought it would make a FM 7 file out of my FM 6 related DB files.
i know it was a demo, but what was it demoing? It certainly did not give me even a demo version of a FM 7 file with even a small amount of stuff moved over.
Nothing made sense, tried to follow steps, but could not get it to do anything remotely like I thought it would make a FM 7 file out of my FM 6 related DB files.
i know it was a demo, but what was it demoing? It certainly did not give me even a demo version of a FM 7 file with even a small amount of stuff moved over.
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