Welcome to MFSQL Connector’s documentation!¶
The MFSQL Connector allow you to rapidly build integrations between M-Files and other applications such as Epicor, SAGE or your custom CRM, MRP application. It creates the platform for your own special applications using the M-Files metadata in collaboration with your own in-house systems.
The MFSQL Connector also allows you to manage, manipulate and explore the metadata for data cleansing or updating of the metadata and build special reports from the data.
Start here to explore further¶
Introduction — what the MFSQL Connector is and how it works.
Getting Started — choose your installation path and configure.
Example Scripts — quick, practical SQL examples.
Release 5 — what’s new and how to upgrade.
What’s in this site?¶
Guide: end‑to‑end concepts, installation, configuration, and operations.
FAQ: short answers to common questions.
SQL Components: reference for procedures, views, tables, functions, and triggers.
Release notes: changes and upgrade guidance.
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Legal & Contact¶
Owner: Laminin Solutions Ltd (“Laminin Solutions”).
Product Marks: MFSQL Connector® is a product of Laminin Solutions. M-Files® is a trademark of M-Files Corporation. Other names or marks may be trademarks of their respective owners.
Contact:
Sales: sales@lamininsolutions.com
Product Page: https://lamininsolutions.com/what-we-do/mfsql-connector/
Support: support@lamininsolutions.com
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Disclaimer: Information in this documentation is provided “as is” and may change without notice. No warranty (express or implied) is provided regarding fitness for a particular purpose. Always test changes in a non‑production environment first.
Last Updated: 12 Sep 2025