fwd: Re: fwd: What Front End do you use with Informix?

Migrating Access database to Informix using ODBC worked, but now I have another problem. I have special characters in Access databases like ( ' ', '(in)', > ) and Informix converts them to _. Is their any easy way to convert them to different characters so that I can differentiate them ?. It also converts my Column Names to lower case letters, I would like to keep my columns names the way they are in Access ? ------------- Original Text From: "Girish Manmadkar" <ameya21@hotmail.com>, on 6/4/98 10:29 AM: To: <rekha_khandhadia@valenite.com> Hi Rekha, IF u have table's in Accesss then through ODBC you can migrate it to Informix database. Here u need to login as informix user so that it will create the database / tables automatically through export utility. HTH Girish >Date: Thu, 4 Jun 98 8:55:57 EDT >To: <informix-list@iiug.org> >From: "Rekha Khandhadia" <rekha_khandhadia@valenite.com> >Subject: fwd: What Front End do you use with Informix? > >I am new to informix and Access, I am trying to migrate Access databases to >Informix. What is the best and easiest way to do this. Please help. > >Thanks in advance. >------------- >Original Text >From: "news" <x@x.com>, on 6/3/98 9:24 AM: >To: <informix-list@iiug.org> > >We have developed a very complex database and have recently migrated over >to >Informix (NT) from MS Access. > >I'm still using MS Access as a front end because of all the nice data >manipulation tools that come with it but I'm running into all sorts of >problems with the ODBC translation of my SQL commands. (Mostly with >sorting >data by character based columns). > >Is there a more compatible front end out there with good tools for creating >forms, manipulate data, etc..???? > > > ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com d