[Sarah White]

In order to find developers who can provide the help you need, consider exploring the following options:

1. Online Developer Communities:

   • Omnis Community Forum: Omnis Software maintains an official community forum where you can ask for assistance and recommendations for developers familiar with Omnis 7, lead data enrichment, and SQL databases. Visit their forum and post your query. Forum Link: Omnis Community Forum

2. Freelance Platforms:

   • Upwork: Upwork is a popular platform to find freelance developers with expertise in specific technologies. You can post a job description outlining your requirements and invite developers to bid on your project. Website Link: Upwork

3. LinkedIn:

   • Use LinkedIn to search for professionals who list Omnis 7 and SQL database skills on their profiles. You can directly message them to inquire about their availability and interest in assisting with your project.

4. Tech Forums and Subreddits:

   • Consider checking technology-related subreddits or other online forums where developers discuss various technologies. You might find developers who have experience with Omnis 7 and SQL databases.

5. Local Developer Groups:

   • If you’re looking for developers in your local area, search for developer meetups, user groups, or tech events where you can network and potentially find individuals with the required expertise.

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[Sarah White]

If your application relies on a PostgreSQL database, you can create a database dump using tools like pg_dump This will create a file containing the structure and data of your database. The recipient can then restore this dump onto their PostgreSQL instance. While this approach requires PostgreSQL to be installed, it’s a common practice and is easier than setting up an entire database schema manually.</div><div> Depending on the specifics of your application, you might be able to package it as a standalone executable or bundle it into an installer. This approach would include both the application code and a preconfigured database (SQLite or otherwise) within the package. This way, users won’t need to separately set up a database.

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