Where you store it depends on the configuration type FotoStation is set up to use. For help on file naming conventions, have a look at this linked list sample. The numbers in the file name (101-100_95_90.txt) refer to metadata field numbers: Country, Country Code, Province/State, City. In the case of this example, the file should be named 101-100_95_90.txt Then choose the XMP fields to map the database fields to, as shown in the below screenshot.įinally, you need to create a quicklist file in the FotoStation configuration folder that references the database connection. View) that you created to display the correct fields. In the field mapping dialog, click on the Select table dropdown list and choose the query (aka. Then click on Configure to set up the database field to metadata mapping. Name the connection (this name will be used in the quicklist file later to reference the connection) and use the Browse button to choose the System DSN you just created. Then click on the New button to create a new connection. Start FotoStation and open the configuration ( File - Configuration).Įxpand the Metadata node and click on Database connections (ODBC). Then select the database through the driver interface. Note: If using another database than Access, the correct database driver has to be installed on the machine.

Then open ODBC Data Sources (64-bit).Ĭreate a new System DSN (make sure not to choose User DSN) and select the database file. Open the Windows Control Panel and choose Administrative Tools. Make sure to save the database before proceeding.

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