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Old 03-29-02, 10:27
srenalds srenalds is offline
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Migrating Filemaker Pro to Oracle
Anyone know what is involved in doing a migration from Filemaker Pro to Oracle? There is very little information on this topic. Please let me know if you know how this is done, or know where I can find more information.

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Old 12-31-02, 12:59
cstableford cstableford is offline
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Cool FM to Oracle
Aloha,

I have the same headache...an FM runtime application that needs to be incorporated into a n enterprise class IS...thing is I have a tight deadline so I am spending a lot of time researching...I'll be happy to share what I learn when I do, if you come across any pointers and can do the same that would be great.
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