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Re: WebCatalog vs Lasso or Frontier

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Subject: Re: WebCatalog vs Lasso or Frontier
From: Jeremy Stoltz <jstoltz@xxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 08 Nov 1999 13:53:18 -0800
I think a lot of people either don't know or overlook the fact that Lasso
works with more then just FileMaker. It will also work with any ODBC
database. If you think FMP is too slow then use SQL server or another
multithreaded database which will meet your needs.

This also allows people who have outgrown FMP to switch to a different
database. Not only do they not have to learn a new program they don't even
have to completely rewrite the existing code, only modify it slightly.

Jeremy


On 11/8/99 1:11 PM, Seth C. Ganahl at wrote:

> As for the speed of FileMaker and Lasso, it really depends on your
> configuration.  If FileMaker has its own CPU then your web solution
> can be really fast.  Lasso will communicate with any number of remote
> FileMaker databases, on any number of remote machines via the
> FileMaker Remote module.  This bypasses FileMaker's 50 database
> limit, and since Lasso is a multi-threaded application you could
> theoretically be serving information from thousands of FileMaker
> databases onto the web.

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