ODBC and JDBC Developer’s Guide
Table Of Contents
- Chapter 1 Introduction
- Chapter 2 Using ODBC to share FileMaker data
- Chapter 3 Using JDBC to share FileMaker data
- Chapter 4 Supported standards
- Appendix A Mapping FileMaker fields to ODBC data types
- Appendix B Mapping FileMaker fields to JDBC data types
- Appendix C ODBC and JDBC error messages
- Index
Contents
Chapter 1
Introduction
7
About this guide
7
Using ODBC and JDBC with FileMaker
7
Using a FileMaker database file as a data source
8
N
etworking requirements
8
U
sing FileMaker Pro as a client application
9
U
pdating files from previous versions
9
If you previously shared a FileMaker database file as a data source
9
If you previously used FileMaker
Pro as a client to access a data source
9
In
s
talling the xDBC plug-in
10
Installing the plug-in for FileMaker
Pro (Windows)
10
Installing the plug-in for FileMaker
Pro (Mac
OS)
10
Installing the plug-in for FileMaker Server (Windows)
11
Installing the plug-in for FileMaker Server (Mac
OS)
12
Chapter 2
Using ODBC to share FileMaker data
13
About ODBC
13
Using the ODBC client driver
14
Accessing a FileMaker database file - overview
14
Accessing a FileMaker database file from a Windows application
15
Installing the ODBC client driver
(Windows)
15
Specifying ODBC client driver properties for a FileMaker DSN
(Windows)
15
Verifying access via ODBC
(Windows)
16
Accessing a FileMaker database file from a Mac
OS application
17
Installing the ODBC client driver (Mac
OS)
17
Configuring the ODBC client driver (Mac
OS)
17
Specifying ODBC client driver properties for a FileMaker DSN (Mac
OS)
18
Verifying access via ODBC (Mac
OS)
18
Chapter 3
Using JDBC to share FileMaker data
19
About JDBC
19
Using the JDBC client driver
19
I
nstalling the JDBC client drive
r
19
A
bout the JDBC client driver
20
Using a JDBC URL to connect to your database
20
Specifying driver properties in the URL subname
21
Verifying access via JDBC
22