Al Frick wrote:
> Which software should I use for a front end for Postgresql? I know I
> need an admistrator package for the databases, don't I?
>
> What about which software to write the enduser routines? The input
> screens, etc?
>
> come to think of it, what software should I use for repor
Hi,
Does anybody know of any issues with Mac OS 9.x and either AppleWorks or
Excel and ODBC access to a Postgres backend?
I have a client who needs to print labels and who has AppleWorks.
Cheers
Tony Grant
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On Wed, 16 May 2001 15:24:00 + (UTC), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
("Keith G. Murphy") wrote:
>Now, if we're talking clients, rather than a server, there'd be a better
>case for RH, though I'd probably not be persuaded. ;-)
>
My users want to keep their Windows workstations. They like Office,
god kno
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Al Frick wrote:
> On Wed, 16 May 2001 15:24:00 + (UTC), [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ("Keith G. Murphy") wrote:
>
>
>>Now, if we're talking clients, rather than a server, there'd be a better
>>case for RH, though I'd probably not be persuaded. ;-)
>>
> My users want t
Al Frick wrote:
> I may try FreeBSD as the server. But I am a little confused. My
> clients want Windows on the work stations. Can this be done?
>
The PostgreSQL ODBC driver for win32 works fine. With packages like
MS-Access, Delphi, VB etc. you can write a client application and
connect t
Hi
As you might have figured out Postgresql is merely a server. (And some
client code too).
You have to find programs that do the input-forms, reports
I tend to use Apache and PHP for these tasks.
It works like ASP for Windows (but better in my opinion).
PostgreSQL is not like eg Access fo
