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02-05-2010, 12:41 AM

abollarse

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Performance matters with GIS and JDBC

I have already read about dbase and odbd.
and also i can print out the records in one table with both methods

But I am littel confused here, any one can please help me, if php can join 2 or more .dbf tables tegether?

Thanks in advance

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