Subject | Firebird and Google Desktop Search |
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Author | Alan McDonald |
Post date | 2009-08-06T11:40:15Z |
I notice that Intuit's QuickBooks which uses SQL-Anywhere has plugged
Google Desktop into their database to provide full search capability
on their data. Obviously the data is structured in a similar way to
any other SQL database and it's a matter of declaring fields or a
searchable type associated with the PK of the row and a manner of
ability to structure the record back to a presentable form i.e. a
child must acquire it's parent and vice versa.
Does anyone have experience with plugging Google Desktop Search into
Firebird? I assume you would use the ODBC driver. Any pointers for
anyone wishing to try adding this functionality to an app built on
Firebird?
Alan
Google Desktop into their database to provide full search capability
on their data. Obviously the data is structured in a similar way to
any other SQL database and it's a matter of declaring fields or a
searchable type associated with the PK of the row and a manner of
ability to structure the record back to a presentable form i.e. a
child must acquire it's parent and vice versa.
Does anyone have experience with plugging Google Desktop Search into
Firebird? I assume you would use the ODBC driver. Any pointers for
anyone wishing to try adding this functionality to an app built on
Firebird?
Alan