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August 26th, 2003 09:19 GMT |
 
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Since that's written in PHP, would that be an easy conversion?
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| Camil |
August 26th, 2003 10:57 GMT |
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With conversion php is not realy the issue. It's more to do with the database structure and type.
If your using a flatfile database, it is likely that we will not touch it but if your on a conventional RDMS it is probable that we will one of these days create a convertor. It's all a question of time realy...
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| Niall |
August 26th, 2003 19:32 GMT |
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Post: #510
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If your database is currently SQL then it's almost definite that either we or someone else will make this converter, either officially or as an added hack.
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