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- I have an on-line store and want to make up-to-the-minute sales reports using Excel.
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January 5, 2009
Actual Supports FileMaker Pro 10 External SQL Sources
Actual Technologies has released the Actual ODBC Pack version 2.9, a set of database drivers tailored for use with the latest External SQL Source (ESS) features of FileMaker Pro 10. With Actual ODBC, FileMaker Pro 10 users can view and update live data in Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle and MySQL databases without writing SQL code.