does the DBISAM-ODBC-STD product work with DBISAM v3.30 tables?

Thanks!
Mark

Hi Mark,

Yes, there is a driver available for V3 and V4

Chris Holland


Mark Drengson wrote:
> does the DBISAM-ODBC-STD product work with DBISAM v3.30 tables?
>
> Thanks!
> Mark

Mark,

<< does the DBISAM-ODBC-STD product work with DBISAM v3.30 tables? >>

If you purchase the 4.x DBISAM-ODBC-STD product, you automatically get
access to all past versions of the product, including 3.x.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Great! We'll be placing our order shortly.

Thanks,
Mark

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
>>
> << does the DBISAM-ODBC-STD product work with DBISAM v3.30 tables? >>
>
> If you purchase the 4.x DBISAM-ODBC-STD product, you automatically get
> access to all past versions of the product, including 3.x.
>

Mark,

<< Great! We'll be placing our order shortly. >>

Thanks very much.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

OK, now that we've got the ODBC driver installed and working (v3.30),
our customer is wondering about using it remotely thru the DBISAM server.

My question is: Since our client products work thru an ASTA/DBISAM
server, we don't use DBISAM client-server. so is it safe/reliable to use
the DBISAM server for remote ODBC access concurrently with our clients
using the ASTA server on the same (v3.30) data tables??
Should I restrict their access to Read-only??

and if that configuration is ok, is it correct that they can have up to
5 remote odbc users with the included dbserver, but if they need more
than 5 users, then they would need the DBISAM-ODBC-CS product?

Thanks!
Mark

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
> Mark,
>
> << does the DBISAM-ODBC-STD product work with DBISAM v3.30 tables? >>
>
> If you purchase the 4.x DBISAM-ODBC-STD product, you automatically get
> access to all past versions of the product, including 3.x.
>

Mark,

<< My question is: Since our client products work thru an ASTA/DBISAM
server, we don't use DBISAM client-server. so is it safe/reliable to use the
DBISAM server for remote ODBC access concurrently with our clients using the
ASTA server on the same (v3.30) data tables?? >>

Sure, that won't be a problem.

<< Should I restrict their access to Read-only?? >>

That's strictly up to you.

<< and if that configuration is ok, is it correct that they can have up to 5
remote odbc users with the included dbserver, but if they need more
than 5 users, then they would need the DBISAM-ODBC-CS product? >>

Correct.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Thanks for the prompt response Tim!

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
> Mark,
>
> << My question is: Since our client products work thru an ASTA/DBISAM
> server, we don't use DBISAM client-server. so is it safe/reliable to use the
> DBISAM server for remote ODBC access concurrently with our clients using the
> ASTA server on the same (v3.30) data tables?? >>
>
> Sure, that won't be a problem.
>
> << Should I restrict their access to Read-only?? >>
>
> That's strictly up to you.
>
> << and if that configuration is ok, is it correct that they can have up to 5
> remote odbc users with the included dbserver, but if they need more
> than 5 users, then they would need the DBISAM-ODBC-CS product? >>
>
> Correct.
>