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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 924 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Aug-2012
  • Kirjastus: O'Reilly Media
  • ISBN-10: 144931628X
  • ISBN-13: 9781449316280
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 924 pages
  • Ilmumisaeg: 28-Aug-2012
  • Kirjastus: O'Reilly Media
  • ISBN-10: 144931628X
  • ISBN-13: 9781449316280
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FileMaker Pro 12: The Missing Manual is the clear, thorough, and accessible guide to the latest version of this popular desktop database program. FileMaker Pro lets you do almost anything with the information you give it. You can print a catalog, plan your retirement, or run a small business -- if you know what you're doing. This book helps you build your database and organize all of your information quickly and efficiently. Most of all, you'll come away with an understanding of FileMaker Pro and the ability to develop new, creative database solutions. The new edition gives novices and experienced users the scoop on the latest version and all its new features. You'll learn how to automate repetitive tasks with FileMaker Pro's easy-to-learn scripting language, protect your database with passwords and control user access; outfit your database for the Web; and import and export your database to other formats.
The Missing Credits xi
Introduction xvii
Part One Getting Started with FileMaker
Chapter 1 Working with a Database
1(36)
A Very Quick Database Tour
1(6)
Opening and Closing Database Files
7(2)
Adding Data to Your Database
9(6)
Navigating Your Database
15(3)
Finding Records
18(6)
Sorting Records
24(4)
Same Database, Different Views
28(4)
Saving Your Database
32(2)
Using FileMaker's Help Menu
34(3)
Chapter 2 Organizing and Editing Records
37(42)
Views
37(7)
Advanced Find Techniques
44(13)
Editing What's in Your Fields
57(8)
Changing Text Appearance
65(4)
Checking Spelling
69(4)
Preview Mode and Printing
73(6)
Part Two Building Your First Database
Chapter 3 Creating a Custom Database
79(42)
Creating a New Database
79(2)
Creating and Managing Fields in Table View
81(6)
Understanding Layouts
87(5)
Customizing a Layout
92(19)
Creating a New Layout
111(5)
Arrange and Align Tools
116(5)
Chapter 4 Adding Power to Your Database
121(52)
Creating a Simple Calculation
121(6)
Creating a Related Table
127(9)
Creating and Using Portals
136(9)
Using Tab Controls
145(6)
Adding Merge Fields
151(2)
Writing a Basic Script
153(6)
Creating a Dynamic Report with the Assistant
159(5)
Creating a Trailing Group Report
164(2)
Creating Charts in Table View
166(2)
Changing the Default Account
168(2)
Summing Up
170(3)
Part Three Thinking Like a Developer
Chapter 5 Creating and Managing a Relational Database
173(54)
Understanding Relational Databases
174(1)
Modeling Your Database
175(20)
Creating a Relational Database
195(8)
Using Relational Database Power
203(8)
Lookups
211(9)
Reviewing Relationship Concepts
220(7)
Chapter 6 Field Options
227(36)
Understanding Field Types
228(4)
Auto-Enter Field Options
232(8)
Validation Options
240(7)
Storage Options
247(8)
Beyond Text: Container Fields
255(8)
Chapter 7 Layout Mechanics
263(46)
Layout Types
263(3)
Layout Parts
266(15)
Formatting Fields
281(5)
Advanced Field Controls
286(14)
Tab Order
300(3)
Creating Layouts for Printing
303(6)
Chapter 8 Layout Design
309(44)
Layout Themes
309(1)
Touch Themes
310(1)
Grids, Guides, and Dynamic Guides
310(5)
Screen Stencils
315(1)
Data Formatting
316(12)
Merge Fields
328(3)
Merge Variables
331(1)
Tooltips
332(1)
Autosizing
332(14)
Buttons
346(7)
Chapter 9 Understanding Calculations
353(32)
Understanding Calculations
353(17)
Using a Related Field in a Calculation
370(3)
Understanding the Specify Calculation Dialog Box
373(4)
Auto-Enter Calculations
377(2)
Validate Data Entry with a Calculation
379(3)
Commenting in Calculations
382(3)
Chapter 10 More Calculations and Data Types
385(28)
Number Crunching Calculations
385(4)
Going Beyond Basic Calculations
389(3)
Text Calculations
392(13)
Date and Time Calculations
405(6)
Containers in Calculations
411(2)
Chapter 11 Understanding Scripts
413(44)
Understanding Scripts
414(1)
Your First Script
414(13)
Shortcuts to the Edit Script Window
427(1)
The Importance of the Layout
428(1)
Running Scripts
429(3)
Organizing Your Scripts
432(2)
Branching and Looping in Scripts
434(11)
Script Triggers
445(12)
Chapter 12 Exploring Script Steps
457(58)
Go to Layout
457(1)
Go to Object
458(3)
Scripting for Fields
461(17)
Working with Records
478(9)
Finding Records
487(11)
Sorting Records
498(1)
Working with Windows
499(9)
Working with Files
508(1)
Printing
509(1)
Other Script Steps
510(5)
Part Four Becoming a Power Developer
Chapter 13 Applying Developer Utilities
515(50)
Copying and Pasting Database Structure
516(3)
Script Debugger
519(8)
The Data Viewer
527(4)
Disable Script Steps
531(1)
The Database Design Report
532(6)
Custom Functions
538(7)
Custom Menus
545(12)
Developer Utilities
557(5)
File Maintenance
562(3)
Chapter 14 Advanced Relationship Techniques
565(40)
Advanced Relationships
566(8)
Portal Filtering
574(3)
Understanding Table Occurrences
577(5)
Table Occurrence Groups
582(12)
Understanding Graph Arrangements
594(2)
Connecting Database Files
596(4)
Using Multiple Relationship Techniques
600(5)
Chapter 15 Reporting and Analysis
605(44)
Summary Fields and Subsummary Parts
605(12)
Web Viewer Objects
617(7)
Conditional Formatting
624(5)
Basic Charting (Found Set Charts)
629(5)
Chart Formatting
634(4)
Charting and Reports
638(3)
Advanced Charting
641(8)
Chapter 16 Advanced Calculations
649(30)
Understanding Boolean Functions
650(4)
Using Storage Options
654(4)
Logical Functions
658(7)
The Let() Function and Variables
665(5)
Recursion
670(5)
Plug-Ins
675(4)
Chapter 17 Advanced Scripting
679(62)
Commenting Scripts
679(1)
Importing Scripts
680(2)
Communicating with Database Users
682(10)
Creating Modular Scripts
692(6)
Script Parameters
698(3)
Script Variables
701(2)
Handling Errors
703(4)
Advanced Script Triggers
707(8)
Putting a Complex Script Together
715(26)
Part Five Security and Integration
Chapter 18 Sharing Your Database
741(44)
FileMaker Network Sharing
742(6)
Sharing Over the Internet
748(6)
FileMaker Server
754(19)
Server Hardware
773(2)
FileMaker Go
775(10)
Chapter 19 Adding Security
785(38)
How Security Works
785(2)
Privilege Sets
787(19)
Managing Accounts
806(6)
Extended Privileges
812(3)
Managing External File Access
815(2)
Scripts and Security
817(6)
Chapter 20 Sharing Data with Other Systems
823(50)
Sharing Your Data with Others
823(7)
Snapshot Link
830(2)
External SQL Sources
832(11)
Exporting Data
843(6)
Importing Data
849(12)
Import Data Sources
861(8)
Importing and Exporting in a Script
869(4)
Part Six Appendixes
Appendix A Getting Help
873(12)
Getting Help from FileMaker Pro
873(4)
FileMaker's Installed Extras
877(6)
Getting Help from the Community
883(2)
Appendix B File Conversion
885(6)
Compatibility
885(1)
Understanding Conversion
886(1)
Start with a Test Run
886(1)
Converting a Single File
887(3)
Converting Multiple Files
890(1)
Appendix C Using the Insert Commands with Container Fields
891(2)
Appendix D FileMaker Error Codes
893(10)
Index 903
Susan Prosser is a reformed journalist who's stopped trying to bring information to the people and now helps them manage the data they already have. She is a FileMaker Certified Developer and has developed FileMaker databases for 12 years, and also trains and writes curricula for other developers. Stuart Gripman is the founder of Crooked Arm Corp, a full-service FileMaker Pro consulting and development firm based in Berkeley, California. A FileMaker Certified Developer, he has written for both Macworld and MacLife.