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CATEGORY:     Databases

COVERS:   FileMaker® Pro

 
Introduction 1(1)
Welcome to FileMaker Pro 10
1(636)
Best of Three Worlds
1(1)
How This Book Is Organized
1(5)
Getting Started with FileMaker 10
2(1)
Developing Solutions with FileMaker
2(1)
Developer Techniques
3(1)
Data Integration and Publishing
4(1)
Deploying a FileMaker Solution
5(1)
Special Features
5(1)
Downloadable Files
6(1)
Who Should Use This Book
6(1)
FileMaker Overview
7(16)
FileMaker and Its Marketplace
7(1)
Rapid Application Development
8(1)
Low Total Cost of Ownership
8(1)
FileMaker Is a Seasoned Platform
8(1)
You're Not Alone
8(1)
Introduction to Database Software
9(5)
Database Software
10(1)
What Database Software Does
11(3)
Overview of the FileMaker 10 Product Line
14(2)
FileMaker Deployment Options
16(2)
Single User
16(1)
Peer-to-Peer Hosting
16(1)
FileMaker Server Hosting
17(1)
FileMaker Server Advanced Hosting
17(1)
Kiosk Mode
17(1)
FileMaker Single-User Runtime
17(1)
Extending the Functionality of FileMaker Pro
17(1)
What's New in FileMaker Pro 10
18(5)
New Features
18(1)
FileMaker Database Architecture
19(2)
Technical Specifications
21(2)
Using FileMaker Pro
23(52)
Getting Started
23(16)
Registration
24(1)
Activation
25(2)
Software Updates
27(1)
Using the Quick Start Screen
27(2)
Getting Help
29(1)
Understanding FileMaker Databases
29(1)
Understanding Tables
30(1)
Understanding Records and Fields
31(1)
The FileMaker Pro User Interface
31(4)
Using the Status Toolbar
35(1)
Introducing the Status Toolbar
35(2)
Customizing the Status Toolbar (Mac OS X)
37(1)
Customizing the Status Toolbar (Windows)
38(1)
Working in FileMaker Pro
39(5)
Opening a Database
40(4)
Working with Records
44(1)
Working with Fields
45(8)
Field Types
48(3)
Data Validation
51(2)
Working with Related Data
53(3)
Finding Data with FileMaker
56(10)
Using Find Mode to Perform a Find Request
58(6)
Omitting and Showing All Records
64(1)
Saving Find Requests
65(1)
Sorting
66(1)
Printing
67(2)
Presenting Data with Summary and Subsummary Reports
68(1)
Importing and Exporting Data
69(1)
Saving PDF and Excel Documents
69(1)
Using the Web Viewer
69(1)
Troubleshooting
70(1)
FileMaker Extra: Becoming a FileMaker Pro Power User
71(4)
Technique 1: Using Your Keyboard for More Speed
71(1)
Technique 2: Working with Table View
71(1)
Technique 3: Replacing Data
71(1)
Technique 4: Inserting Specific Information
72(1)
Technique 5: Getting to Know Your Entire Database
73(1)
Technique 6: Using Multitiered Sorts
73(1)
Technique 7: Using Multiple Windows
73(1)
Technique 8: Applying Text Styling and Tabs
73(2)
Defining and Working with Fields and Tables
75(28)
Working Under the Hood
75(2)
New Databases Begin with Field Definitions
75(1)
Using the Manage Database Dialog
75(2)
Working with Tables
77(2)
Table Naming Conventions
77(1)
Creating New Tables
78(1)
Working with Fields
79(3)
Field Naming Conventions
79(2)
Adding Field Comments
81(1)
Creating New Fields
82(1)
Working with Field Types
82(7)
Text
83(1)
Number
83(1)
Date
83(1)
Time
83(1)
Timestamp
84(1)
Container
84(1)
Calculation
85(2)
Summary
87(2)
Working with Field Options
89(11)
Auto-Entry Field Options
89(5)
Field Validation
94(2)
Storage and Indexing
96(4)
Furigana
100(1)
Troubleshooting
100(2)
FileMaker Extra: Indexing in FileMaker
102(1)
Working with Layouts
103(40)
What's a Layout?
103(2)
Creating and Managing Layouts
105(11)
Creating a New Layout
105(3)
Layout Context
108(2)
Layout Setup
110(4)
Hiding and Reordering Layouts
114(1)
Layout Naming Conventions
115(1)
Working with Parts
116(4)
Adding and Ordering Parts
117(1)
Formatting a Part
118(1)
Part Definition
118(2)
Working with the Layout Status Toolbar
120(3)
Using the Layout Bar
120(1)
Using the Customizable Status Toolbar Tool Groups
121(2)
Using the Status Toolbar Items
123(1)
Working with Objects on a Layout
123(10)
Adding Objects to a Layout
123(2)
Positioning Objects on a Layout
125(4)
Naming Objects on a Layout
129(1)
Automatically Resizing Objects on a Layout
129(1)
Arranging Objects
130(2)
Aligning Objects
132(1)
Working with the Tab Control Object
133(2)
Adding a Tab Control Object to a Layout
133(2)
Working with Fields
135(5)
Adding Fields to Layouts
135(1)
Field/Control Setup
136(1)
Field Behavior
137(1)
Setting the Tab Order
138(1)
Merge Fields
139(1)
Tooltips
140(1)
Troubleshooting
141(1)
FileMaker Extra: Designing Cross-Platform-Friendly Layouts
142(1)
Relational Database Design
143(16)
Understanding Database Design
143(1)
Database Analysis
143(1)
Working with Entities and Attributes
144(4)
Entities Versus Attributes: A Case Study
146(2)
Design as an Iterative Process
148(1)
Understanding Relationships
148(3)
Representing Relationships in a Diagram
148(1)
Relationship Types
149(2)
Understanding the Role of Keys in Database Design
151(2)
Keys That Determine Uniqueness
151(1)
Keys That Refer to Other Tables
152(1)
Many-to-Many Relationships: Using Join Tables
153(2)
Attributes in a Join Entity
154(1)
Normalizing Data: What Goes Where
155(1)
First Normal Form: Eliminate Repeating Groups
155(1)
Second Normal Form: Eliminate Redundant Data
155(1)
Third Normal Form: Eliminate Fields Not Dependent on the Key
156(1)
FileMaker Extra: Complex Many-to-Many Relationships
156(3)
Working with Multiple Tables
159(18)
Multitable Systems in FileMaker Pro
159(1)
Creating a One-to-Many Relationship in FileMaker
160(5)
Creating the First Table in a Multitable System
160(1)
Adding a Table to a Multitable System
161(2)
Adding a Relationship
163(1)
Working with Keys and Match Fields
164(1)
The Database So Far
164(1)
Working with Related Data
165(7)
Using a Portal to View Related Child Data
165(3)
Using a Portal to Add Related Records
168(3)
Working with Related Parent Data in a Child File
171(1)
Creating a Many-to-Many Relationship
172(3)
Building the Structure
172(1)
Creating Value Lists
173(1)
Designing the Interface
174(1)
Rapid Multitable Development
175(1)
Troubleshooting
176(1)
Working with Relationships
177(20)
Relationships Graphs and ERDs
177(1)
Relationships as Queries
177(7)
Nonequijoins
178(1)
Adding a Table Occurrence to the Relationships Graph
179(1)
Defining a Relationship with Multiple Match Criteria
180(4)
Creating Self-Relationships
184(1)
Creating a Relationship with a Global Value
185(2)
Creating Cross-Product Relationships
187(1)
Working with Multiple Files
187(5)
Creating an External Data Source
188(3)
Adding an External Table to the Relationships Graph
191(1)
Troubleshooting
192(1)
FileMaker Extra: Managing the Relationships Graph
193(4)
Using Formatting Tools to Manage the Relationships Graph
193(1)
Using Table Occurrences to Manage the Relationships Graph
194(3)
Getting Started with Calculations
197(32)
Understanding How and Where Calculations Are Used
197(3)
Writing Calculation Formulas
198(1)
Uses for Calculation Formulas
199(1)
Exploring the Specify Calculation Dialog
200(10)
Writing the Formula
200(4)
Options
204(3)
Specifying Context
207(3)
Essential Functions
210(10)
The Parts of a Function
210(2)
Text Operations
212(3)
Nested Functions
215(1)
Number Functions
216(2)
Character Functions
218(1)
Working with Dates and Times
218(2)
Using Conditional Functions
220(1)
Aggregate Functions
221(1)
Learning About the Environment
222(3)
Get Function
222(2)
Design Functions
224(1)
Troubleshooting
225(1)
FileMaker Extra: Tips for Becoming a Calculation Master
226(3)
Getting Started with Scripting
229(28)
Scripts in FileMaker Pro
229(1)
Creating Scripts
230(8)
The Scripting Interface
232(1)
Script Editing
233(1)
Full Access Privileges
234(1)
Commenting Scripts
235(1)
Exiting a Script
236(1)
Using a Script Template
236(1)
Using Subscripts
237(1)
Importing Scripts
238(1)
Managing the Scripts Menu
238(1)
Common Scripting Topics
239(12)
Error Management
239(2)
Setting and Controlling Data
241(2)
Providing User Navigation
243(1)
Saved Script Options
244(3)
Using Conditional Logic
247(1)
Using Loops
248(2)
Working with Custom Dialogs
250(1)
Starting and Triggering Scripts
251(1)
Starting Scripts
251(1)
Triggering Scripts
252(1)
Working with Buttons on Layouts
252(1)
Troubleshooting
253(2)
FileMaker Extra: Creating a Script Library
255(2)
Getting Started with Reporting
257(28)
Reporting in FileMaker Pro 10
257(1)
Deriving Meaning from Data
257(3)
Begin with the End in Mind
258(1)
Determine Report Requirements
258(1)
Generic Versus Specific Report Structures
259(1)
Working with Reports, Layouts, View As Options, and Modes
260(2)
Working with Lists of Data
262(1)
Using the New Layout/Report Wizard
262(3)
Using Summarized Reports
265(5)
Working with Subsummary Parts
266(2)
Calculations Involving Summary Fields
268(2)
Using Dynamic Reports
270(4)
Maintaining Sort Order
270(1)
Modifying Table Views
271(1)
Working with Dynamic Reports
272(2)
Customizing Layouts and Reports
274(4)
Alternating Row Color
274(2)
Sorting by Columns
276(1)
Sliding Objects
277(1)
Delivering Reports
278(4)
Save/Send as PDF
278(2)
Save/Send as Excel
280(1)
Send Mail
281(1)
Troubleshooting
282(1)
FileMaker Extra: Incorporating Reports into the Workflow
283(2)
Developing for Multiuser Deployment
285(12)
Developing for Multiple Users
285(1)
Sessions in FileMaker Pro
285(3)
Session-Specific Elements
286(1)
Global Behavior
287(1)
User Accounts and Session Data
287(1)
Concurrency
288(5)
The ACID Test
288(2)
Script Log
290(1)
Commit Versus Create and Serial IDs
290(1)
Record Locking
291(2)
Multicontext Locking Within Scripts
293(1)
Launch Files
293(1)
Troubleshooting
294(1)
FileMaker Extra: Development with a Team
295(2)
Implementing Security
297(28)
Approaching Security
297(6)
Identifying Risks
298(1)
Planning Security
299(3)
Maintaining Security
302(1)
User-Level Internal Security
303(13)
User Accounts
303(3)
Privilege Sets
306(8)
Extended Privileges
314(2)
File-Level Access Security
316(5)
Server Administration Security
316(1)
Security over the Network
317(1)
User Authentication
318(1)
External Authentication
319(2)
File List Filtering
321(1)
Troubleshooting
321(1)
FileMaker Extra: Working with Multiple Files
322(3)
Using the Web Viewer
325(10)
Introducing the Web Viewer
325(1)
Adding a Web Viewer to Contact Management
325(3)
Setting Web Viewer Options
328(1)
Setting Up a Web Viewer with the Templates
329(1)
Controlling the Web Viewer with the Set Web Viewer Script Step
330(1)
GetLayoutObjectAttribute with Web Viewer
331(1)
FileMaker Extra: Using the Web Viewer for Files
332(3)
Advanced Interface Techniques
335(16)
User Interfaces in FileMaker Pro
335(5)
FileMaker's Native User Interface
336(1)
Building Your Own Interface
336(1)
A Happy Medium
337(1)
Interface Look and Feel
338(1)
Single File Interface Versus Distributed Interface
339(1)
Working with Custom Menus
340(8)
Menu Sets Interface
342(2)
Customizing a Menu
344(2)
Loading and Activating Menu Sets
346(1)
Creating a New Menu from Scratch
347(1)
Conditional Formatting
348(1)
FileMaker Extra: User Interface Heuristics
349(2)
Advanced Calculation Techniques
351(36)
What's an Advanced Calculation Technique?
351(1)
Logical Functions
351(11)
The Let Function
351(3)
The Choose Function
354(2)
The GetField Function
356(1)
The Evaluate Function
356(3)
The Lookup Functions
359(3)
Text Formatting Functions
362(2)
Text Color, Font, and Size
363(1)
Text Style
363(1)
Removing Text Formatting
364(1)
Array Functions
364(3)
Working with Return-Delimited Data Arrays
365(1)
Stepping Through an Array
366(1)
The ``Filter''-ing Functions
367(3)
The Filter Function
367(2)
The FilterValues Function
369(1)
Custom Functions
370(10)
Uses of Custom Functions
371(2)
Creating Custom Functions
373(2)
Examples of Custom Functions
375(5)
GetNthRecord
380(2)
Troubleshooting
382(2)
FileMaker Extra: Creating a Custom Function Library
384(3)
Matching Multiple Values
384(3)
Advanced Scripting Techniques
387(16)
What Is Advanced Scripting?
387(1)
Script Parameters and Script Results
387(9)
Script Parameters
388(1)
Specifying Script Parameters
388(1)
Retrieving a Script Parameter
389(1)
Passing Multivalued Parameters
390(3)
Strategies for Using Script Parameters
393(1)
Script Results
394(2)
Final Thoughts on Script Input/Output
396(1)
Script Variables
396(5)
About Local Variables
397(2)
About Global Variables
399(1)
Other Ways to Work with Variables
400(1)
About Dynamic File Paths
400(1)
Viewing Your Variables
401(1)
FileMaker Extra: Recursive Scripts
401(2)
Working with FileMaker Triggers
403(10)
Introducing FileMaker Triggers
403(3)
FileMaker Triggers Before FileMaker Pro 10
403(1)
Triggers in FileMaker Pro 10
404(1)
Trigger Targets
404(1)
Trigger Events
405(1)
Triggers and Underlying Data
406(1)
Triggers and Web Publishing
406(1)
Layout Triggers
406(1)
Object Triggers
407(1)
Using a Timer
408(1)
Trigger Functions
409(2)
The Self Function
409(1)
Char and Code Functions
410(1)
GetFieldName Function
410(1)
Get (TriggerKeystroke) and Get (TriggerModifierKeys) Functions
410(1)
FileMaker Extra: Using Triggers for an Interactive Interface
411(2)
Advanced FileMaker Solution Architecture
413(14)
Window Management Techniques
413(1)
Multiwindow Interfaces
414(6)
Tool and Function Palettes
415(1)
Rich Dialog Windows
416(4)
Go to Related Record
420(3)
GTRR Basics
421(1)
Predicting the Found Set
422(1)
Jumping to Disconnected Table Occurrences
422(1)
Dedicated Find Layouts
423(1)
Dedicated Find Mode Layouts
423(1)
Script-Driven Finds
424(1)
Troubleshooting
424(3)
Debugging and Troubleshooting
427(26)
What Is Troubleshooting?
427(1)
Staying Out of Trouble
427(4)
Understand Software Requirements
427(1)
Avoid Unclear Code
428(3)
Planning for Trouble
431(1)
Troubleshooting Scripts and Calculations
432(3)
Handling Errors in Scripts
432(2)
Tracking Down Errors
434(1)
Troubleshooting in Specific Areas: Performance, Context, Connectivity, and Globals
435(8)
Performance
435(3)
Connectivity and Related Issues
438(1)
Context Dependencies
439(3)
Globals
442(1)
File Maintenance and Recovery
443(3)
File Maintenance
446(1)
Using the Database Design Report
446(2)
Creating a DDR
447(1)
Using the Script Debugger
448(3)
About the Script Debugger
449(1)
Placing Breakpoints
450(1)
Using the Data Viewer
451(2)
Converting Systems from Previous Versions of FileMaker Pro
453(18)
Migration Choices
453(1)
Converting Files
454(3)
Converting Single-File Solutions
455(1)
Converting Relational Solutions
456(1)
Preconversion Tasks
457(3)
Document Your Solution
457(1)
Fix File References and External Data Sources
458(2)
Do Some Housekeeping
460(1)
Post-Conversion Tasks
460(8)
Security
461(1)
Relationships
462(1)
Scripts
463(2)
Fields and Formulas
465(3)
Layouts
468(1)
Triggers
468(1)
Troubleshooting
468(1)
FileMaker Extra: Converting Web-Enabled Databases
469(2)
Instant Web Publishing
469(1)
Custom Web Publishing with CDML
470(1)
Connecting to External SQL Data Sources
471(22)
ODBC Basics
471(2)
SQL
471(1)
FileMaker Architecture
471(1)
ODBC Architecture
472(1)
Setting Up FileMaker Databases for ODBC
473(1)
Setting Up and Administering ODBC
473(11)
Installing Drivers
474(2)
Administering ODBC
476(3)
Example: Setting Up a DSN on Mac OS X to Connect to MySQL
479(4)
Example: Setting Up a DSN on Windows to Connect to FileMaker
483(1)
Importing ODBC Data into FileMaker
484(1)
Using External ODBC Data Sources with the Relationships Graph
485(7)
Specifying the Data Source
485(1)
Adding the External Data Source to the Relationships Graph
486(3)
Using Supplemental Fields
489(3)
Troubleshooting
492(1)
Importing Data into FileMaker Pro
493(18)
Working with External Data
493(1)
Flat-File Data Sources
493(7)
Choosing the Target Table
494(1)
Initiating the Import
494(1)
The Import Field Mapping Dialog
494(3)
Updating Records with Imported Data
497(1)
Importing from Another FileMaker Pro File
498(1)
Using an Import to Create a New Table
499(1)
Importing from a Microsoft Excel File
500(1)
Setting Import Options and Reviewing Status
500(1)
Importing Multiple Files from a Folder
501(4)
Importing Text Files
502(1)
Importing Image Files
503(2)
Importing Photos from a Digital Camera
505(1)
Using a Script to Import Data
506(2)
Using Bento Data Sources
508(1)
Troubleshooting
508(1)
FileMaker Extra: Exploiting the FileMaker-to-FileMaker Import
509(2)
Duplicating a Found Set
510(1)
Duplicating Between Tables
510(1)
Moving, Consolidating, and Re-creating Tables
510(1)
Exporting Data from FileMaker
511(10)
Getting Out What You Put In
511(1)
The Basic Mechanics of Exporting
512(2)
Choosing a Source Table
512(1)
Choosing an Output File Format
512(1)
Selecting Fields to Export
512(1)
Exporting Issues to Consider
513(1)
Export File Formats
514(2)
Character Transformations
514(2)
Formatting Exported Data
516(1)
Exporting Related Fields
516(1)
Exporting Grouped Data
517(1)
Exporting to Fixed-Width Formats
517(1)
Working with Large Fields and Container Fields
518(1)
Scripted Exports
519(2)
Instant Web Publishing
521(24)
An Overview of Instant Web Publishing
521(3)
What Is IWP?
521(2)
Getting Started with IWP
523(1)
Enabling and Configuring IWP
524(8)
Configuring FileMaker Pro for IWP
524(3)
Configuring FileMaker Server Advanced for IWP
527(2)
Sharing and Securing Files via IWP
529(3)
Designing for IWP Deployment
532(10)
Constraints of IWP
532(1)
Scripting for IWP
533(2)
Layout Design
535(2)
Container Fields
537(1)
Application Flow
538(4)
Using an IWP Solution
542(2)
Browse Mode
542(1)
Edit Mode
543(1)
Find Mode
543(1)
Sorting Records
544(1)
Troubleshooting
544(1)
Custom Web Publishing with XML/XSLT
545(30)
About Custom Web Publishing
545(1)
Custom Web Publishing Versus Instant Web Publishing
546(1)
Preparing for Custom Web Publishing
547(2)
Getting Your Databases Ready for CWP
548(1)
Getting FileMaker Server Ready for Custom Web Publishing
549(1)
Publishing FileMaker Data as XML
549(10)
Preparing for XML Publishing
549(1)
Introduction to XML Publishing
550(2)
Understanding Query Strings
552(1)
Performing Specific Searches with CWP URLs
553(4)
Applications of Custom Web Publishing with XML
557(1)
About Server-Side XSLT
558(1)
Preparing for XSLT Publishing
558(1)
Using the XSLT Site Assistant
559(6)
Build the Site with the Site Assistant
559(3)
Explore the Generated Site
562(2)
Basic Cleanups
564(1)
Writing Your Own XSLT Code
565(3)
Format of the XSLT URL
566(1)
Embedding Query Parameters in a Stylesheet
566(1)
Using Tokens to Share Data Between Stylesheets
567(1)
Other Custom Web Publishing Commands and Parameters
568(3)
Other Query Commands
568(1)
Other Query Parameters
569(2)
About the FileMaker XSLT Extensions
571(1)
About Sessions
572(1)
Troubleshooting
573(1)
FileMaker Extra: An XML Interface File
574(1)
Custom Web Publishing with PHP
575(12)
Choosing a Custom Web Publishing Technology
575(1)
Preparing for Custom Web Publishing with PHP
576(2)
Getting Your Databases Ready for Custom Web Publishing with PHP
576(1)
Getting FileMaker Server Ready for Custom Web Publishing with PHP
577(1)
Placing Files on the Web Server
578(1)
Using the PHP Site Assistant
578(8)
Building the Site with the PHP Site Assistant
579(7)
Troubleshooting
586(1)
Deploying and Extending FileMaker
587(14)
FileMaker Deployment Options
587(1)
Renaming Files
587(2)
Runtime Solutions
589(6)
Solution Options
590(3)
Removing Admin Access
593(1)
Polishing Your Custom Solution
594(1)
Error Log
594(1)
Developing Kiosk Solutions
595(1)
Preparing a Kiosk Interface
595(1)
Maintaing a Kiosk Solution
596(1)
Plug-ins
596(4)
Understanding Plug-ins
597(1)
Using FileMaker's Sample Plug-in
598(1)
Installing Plug-ins
598(1)
Deploying Plug-ins via FileMaker Server
599(1)
Configuring and Enabling Plug-ins
599(1)
Troubleshooting
600(1)
FileMaker Server and Server Advanced
601(36)
About FileMaker Server
601(6)
The FileMaker Server Product Line
601(1)
FileMaker Server Versus Peer-to-Peer Database Hosting
602(1)
FileMaker Server Capabilities
603(1)
FileMaker Server Requirements
604(3)
Installing and Deploying FileMaker Server
607(9)
The Installation Process
608(3)
The Deployment Process
611(5)
Running FileMaker Server
616(1)
Starting and Stopping FileMaker Server
616(1)
Hosting Databases
616(1)
Using Admin Console
617(9)
FileMaker Server Overview
617(1)
Administration
618(5)
Configuration
623(3)
Automatically Updating Plug-ins
626(7)
Preparing FileMaker Server
626(2)
Preparing FileMaker Pro
628(1)
Performing the Auto Update
628(4)
Putting It All Together
632(1)
FileMaker Extra: Best Practices Checklist
633(4)
Determine Network Infrastructure
633(1)
Purchase Hardware
633(1)
Install Software
633(1)
Configure FileMaker Server
634(1)
Deploy Databases and Schedule Backups
634(1)
Monitor Usage Statistics
634(1)
Recheck Performance
635(1)
Stay on Top of Java
635(1)
Monitor Log Viewer
635(1)
Keep Current with Software Updates
635(2)
Index 637
Jesse Feiler has worked with FileMaker since its beginnings. He has written a number of books about FileMaker as well as Mac OS X, the Web, and new technologies; his books have been translated into Japanese, Chinese, Polish, German, Spanish, French, Arabic, and other languages. As director of North Country Consulting, he has designed and implemented a variety of FileMaker solutions for small businesses and nonprofits in fields such as production, marketing, the arts, printing and publishing, food service, and construction. His most recent book is The Bento Book: Beauty and Simplicity in Digital Organization. His website is www.northcountryconsulting.com; the website for the book is filemakerindepth.com. You can find updates and file downloads there.