We have a developed a web app that grabs data via DBISAM ODBC Standard from a Windows-based dbISAM database (DBISAM Version 4.29 Build 4). We currently have all sides of the application on Windows systems.  We have built a Python process that currently runs under Windows that connects via the ODBC drivers to both the dbISAM source and the MySQL database.

We'd potentially like to move the update/connection process and mechanics onto a LAMP server, while still connecting to the Windows dbISAM for updates.

Is this doable? if so, how?

Schiff,

<< We have a developed a web app that grabs data via DBISAM ODBC Standard
from a Windows-based dbISAM database (DBISAM Version 4.29 Build 4). We
currently have all sides of the application on Windows systems.  We have
built a Python process that currently runs under Windows that connects via
the ODBC drivers to both the dbISAM source and the MySQL database.

We'd potentially like to move the update/connection process and mechanics
onto a LAMP server, while still connecting to the Windows dbISAM for
updates.

Is this doable? if so, how? >>

Just so you know, these support forums are peer-supported, so if you don't
get an answer quickly, then you should contact support@elevatesoft.com for
an "official" answer.

To answer your question - no, there isn't an ODBC driver for Linux, so you
cannot use it on that platform.

If you have any other questions, please let me know.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com