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Re: Microsoft Access, SQL and Quark
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Re: Microsoft Access, SQL and Quark


  • Subject: Re: Microsoft Access, SQL and Quark
  • From: Simon Forster <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 17 May 2006 15:34:10 +0100


On 17 May 2006, at 13:09, David Bradley wrote:

My task, we have some catalogue data in an Access database and we want to extract it into separate Quark files depending on the page. Any ideas?

Is there any good free SQL Query software that let's you connect to an ODBC database?
Has anyone got the full version of ProSQL and does it work well with Applescript?
Has anyone done the same task as I'm trying to achieve or something similar

FWIW, I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to install and configure an ODBC driver under Mac OS X. Pulling in 291 images and some text data into FileMaker from MySQL work very quickly.


There are a number of SQL libraries available for many scripting languages (Python, Perl, Ruby et al). You could probably use one of these with AppleScript to achieve what you want. i.e. Use PythonSQL (or whatever its name is) to get the data from Access and then slurp this into Quark using AppleScript.

Unfortunately, I'm a bit work heavy / time light at the moment otherwise I'd muck around with this further.

ATB

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