Publisher's Description
From Actual Technologies:
The Actual SQL Server ODBC Driver lets you access your company's Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase databases from within Microsoft Excel and FileMaker Pro. You can connect to any database you are authorized to use, and work with the data just like your Windows-using co-workers.
Our ODBC driver supports both methods of SQL Server authentication - SQL Server accounts and trusted domain accounts. This means that no special configuration of the database is needed in order for you to connect. You just need an account, using whatever authentication method your organization has chosen.
All installation takes place on your Mac - nothing is installed on the server itself.
This ODBC driver provides you with ease of use and performance you've come to expect as a Mac user. The driver includes an installer, connection setup assistant, on-line help, and connection diagnostic tools. With this Mac ODBC solution, you'll be importing data from your SQL Server in no time.
Compatible with MS SQL Server, Sybase ASE and Sybase ASA.
What's new in this version:
- Added support for MS SQL Server 2008 (when used with FileMaker 10 ESS)
- Fixed non-English truncation with SCC MediaGrid
- Several minor bug fixes
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"Valuable software for a special need"
Version: Actual ODBC SQL Server driver 2.9
Pros
This software is really great if you need to connect a FileMaker database to a SQL/ODBC database. A client of mine has been using it for years. Excellent phone and email support. Very responsive. Often you're dealing directly with the developer.
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It's highly refined, and I don't know of any.
Summary
I'm a long-time, satisfied user.
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