Re: Microsoft Access, SQL and Quark
Re: Microsoft Access, SQL and Quark
- Subject: Re: Microsoft Access, SQL and Quark
- From: David Bradley <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 18 May 2006 09:39:03 +0100
I have already tried SQLGrinder, however I had trouble with trying to
add ODBC/JDBC drivers. This is quite a common problem that I'm
having. I also had this problem with Aqua data studio, they both talk
about installing the following driver:
'sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver'
I have tried to get hold of this driver but with no luck, on some
website people say that it comes with Sun's Java development kit but
I can't seem to download this.
Anyone got this driver or could point me to a good place for it.
Cheers
David Bradley
Programmer
Globe Media
Eastwood Works
Fitzwilliam Road
Rotherham
S65 1JU
Tel: 01709 364721
Fax: 01709 515225
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www.globe-media.com
On 17 May 2006, at 16:46, Alex Husted wrote:
David,
I am not sure about free, but SQLGrinder is certainly cheap and is
supposed to have good scripting support. I have not tried it
myself, but I would be interested to hear from someone who has.
For Quark to ODBC data transfers, we have been using Xtensions from
emSoftware (Xcatalog). These are not exactly cheap, but they do get
the job done. Also, the scriptability of the emSoftware has
supposedly been greatly improved in the latest releases.
When we finally ditch Quark at my office (very soon), we will be
using Indesign with XML to link all the data.
hope this helps,
Alex
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?
I have been searching for a solution for a couple of weeks now, I
have found demo software, ProSQL, however, the demo version has it's
limitations, firstly it will only extract the first 3 rows of
a table
and secondly, you are not able to see the commands for using it in
Applescript.
So...
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
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