I know what is involved in the conversion to Panorama, having looked at demo versions in the past and finding it similar to FM. Its been a very long time since I used SQL on IBM DB2 tables on IBM mainframes but I assume the concepts are still similar. I’m tossing between using Panorama X or creating SQL dbs. The cost of upgrading to a later version of FM is prohibitive for just a single user application. I have been using FM for over 30 years and have many relational db’s which will need to be converted to a new platform.
New to MySQL, tips about client tools If you're not comfortable with the terminal client then you might want to consider tableplus.Now that I am the happy owner of a new MacBookPro 14” to replace my 2012 MBP (stuck on Mojave), I discover that File Maker 15 won’t run on Monterey, even thought it is 64 bit.Need some help regarding how/where to practice SQL queries ? If you're not comfortable at the command line or want a more traditional text editing experience, a database gui like pgAdmin or tableplus will let you connect to a database and provide a text editor where you can write and run queries.If you decide to learn R or another programming language you can easily import that data and work with sqlite. And since it is open source you can choose from many tools to interact with it. The benefit of sqlite is it is a single file.
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