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  • ISBN-10: 1491900792
  • ISBN-13: 9781491900796
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 944 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 243x178x50 mm, kaal: 1608 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 05-Aug-2014
  • Kirjastus: O'Reilly Media
  • ISBN-10: 1491900792
  • ISBN-13: 9781491900796
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Describes the fundamentals of FileMaker Pro 13, covering such topics as working with layouts, relational database design, calculations, scripting, reporting, security, and Web publishing.

You don’t need a technical background to build powerful databases with FileMaker Pro 13. This crystal-clear guide covers all new FileMaker Pro 13 features, such as its improved layout tools and enhanced mobile support. Whether you’re running a business, printing a catalog, or planning a wedding, you’ll learn how to customize your database to run on a PC, Mac, Web browser, or iOS device.

The important stuff you need to know:

  • Get started. Tour FileMaker Pro’s features and create your first database in minutes.
  • Access data anywhere. Use FileMaker Go on your iPad or iPhone—or share data on the Web.
  • Dive into relational data. Solve problems quickly by connecting and combining data tables.
  • Create professional documents. Publish reports, invoices, catalogs, and other documents with ease.
  • Harness processing power. Use calculations and scripts to crunch numbers, search text, and automate tasks.
  • Add visual power and clarity. Create colorful charts to illustrate and summarize your data.
  • Share your database on a secure server. Add the high-level features of FileMaker Pro Advanced and FileMaker Pro Server.
The Missing Credits ix
Introduction xv
Why FileMaker Pro? xvii
About This Book xviii
Macintosh and Windows xix
About the Outline xix
What's New in FileMaker Pro 13 xx
The Very Basics xxiv
About the Online Resources xxv
Safari® Books Online xxvi
Part One Getting Started with FileMaker
Chapter 1 Working with Your Database
3(34)
A Very Quick Database Tour
3(5)
Opening and Closing Database Files
8(3)
Adding Data to Your Database
11(6)
Navigating Your Database
17(3)
Finding Records
20(5)
Sorting Records
25(4)
Same Database, Different Views
29(4)
Saving Your Database
33(2)
Using FileMaker's Help Menu
35(2)
Chapter 2 Organizing and Editing Records
37(40)
Views
37(6)
Advanced Find Techniques
43(14)
Editing What's in Your Fields
57(6)
Changing Text Appearance
63(5)
Checking Spelling
68(3)
Preview Mode and Printing
71(6)
Part Two Building Your First Database
Chapter 3 Creating a Custom Database
77(42)
Creating a New Database
77(2)
Creating and Managing Fields in Form View
79(7)
Understanding Layouts
86(5)
Customizing a Layout
91(20)
Creating a New Layout
111(3)
Arrange and Align Tools
114(5)
Chapter 4 Adding Power to Your Database
119(54)
Creating a Simple Calculation
119(6)
Creating a Related Table
125(9)
Creating and Using Portals
134(9)
Using Tab Controls
143(8)
Adding Merge Fields
151(3)
Writing a Basic Script
154(6)
Creating a Dynamic Report with the Assistant
160(4)
Creating a Trailing Group Report
164(2)
Creating Charts in Table View
166(1)
Changing the Default Account
167(3)
Summing Up
170(3)
Part Three Thinking Like a Developer
Chapter 5 Creating and Managing a Relational Database
173(50)
Understanding Relational Databases
174(1)
Modeling Your Database
175(18)
Creating a Relational Database
193(8)
Using Relational Database Power
201(8)
Lookups
209(8)
Reviewing Relationship Concepts
217(6)
Chapter 6 Field Options
223(30)
Understanding Field Types
224(3)
Auto-Enter Field Options
227(7)
Validation Options
234(6)
Storage Options
240(7)
Beyond Text: Container Fields
247(6)
Chapter 7 Layout Mechanics
253(46)
Layout Types
253(4)
Layout Parts
257(14)
Formatting Fields
271(5)
Advanced Field Controls
276(12)
Tab Order
288(4)
Creating Layouts for Printing
292(7)
Chapter 8 Layout Design
299(50)
Layout Themes
299(1)
Touch Themes
300(1)
Styles
300(4)
Grids, Guides, and Dynamic Guides
304(6)
Screen Stencils
310(1)
Data Formatting
311(12)
Merge Fields
323(2)
Merge Variables
325(1)
Tooltips
326(2)
Autosizing
328(11)
Buttons
339(10)
Chapter 9 Understanding Calculations
349(32)
Understanding Calculations
349(18)
Using a Related Field in a Calculation
367(2)
Understanding the Specify Calculation Dialog Box
369(3)
Auto-Enter Calculations
372(3)
Validate Data Entry with a Calculation
375(2)
Commenting in Calculations
377(4)
Chapter 10 More Calculations and Data Types
381(28)
Number Crunching Calculations
381(4)
Going Beyond Basic Calculations
385(3)
Text Calculations
388(13)
Date and Time Calculations
401(5)
Containers in Calculations
406(3)
Chapter 11 Understanding Scripts
409(44)
Understanding Scripts
410(1)
Your First Script
410(12)
Shortcuts to the Edit Script Window
422(1)
The Importance of the Layout
423(1)
Running Scripts
424(4)
Organizing Your Scripts
428(3)
Branching and Looping in Scripts
431(9)
Script Triggers
440(13)
Chapter 12 Exploring Script Steps
453(56)
Go to Layout
453(1)
Go to Object
454(3)
Scripting for Fields
457(16)
Working with Records
473(9)
Finding Records
482(10)
Sorting Records
492(1)
Working with Windows
493(8)
Working with Files
501(2)
Printing
503(1)
Other Script Steps
503(6)
Part Four Becoming a Power Developer
Chapter 13 Applying Developer Utilities
509(50)
Copying and Pasting Database Structure
510(3)
Script Debugger
513(8)
The Data Viewer
521(4)
Disable Script Steps
525(1)
The Database Design Report
526(6)
Custom Functions
532(6)
Custom Menus
538(13)
Developer Utilities
551(5)
File Maintenance
556(3)
Chapter 14 Advanced Relationship Techniques
559(38)
Advanced Relationships
560(7)
Portal Filtering
567(3)
Understanding Table Occurrences
570(5)
Table Occurrence Groups
575(11)
Understanding Graph Arrangements
586(1)
Connecting Database Files
587(5)
Using Multiple Relationship Techniques
592(5)
Chapter 15 Reporting and Analysis
597(42)
Summary Fields and Subsummary Parts
597(11)
Web Viewer Objects
608(6)
Conditional Formatting
614(5)
Basic Charting (Found Set Charts)
619(6)
Chart Formatting
625(3)
Charting and Reports
628(3)
Advanced Charting
631(8)
Chapter 16 Advanced Calculations
639(28)
Understanding Boolean Functions
640(3)
Using Storage Options
643(5)
Logical Functions
648(7)
The Let() Function and Variables
655(3)
Recursion
658(5)
Plug-Ins
663(4)
Chapter 17 Advanced Scripting
667(58)
Commenting Scripts
667(2)
Importing Scripts
669(1)
Communicating with Database Users
670(8)
Creating Modular Scripts
678(6)
Script Parameters
684(3)
Script Variables
687(2)
Handling Errors
689(4)
Advanced Script Triggers
693(7)
Putting a Complex Script Together
700(25)
Part Five Security and Integration
Chapter 18 Adding Security
725(36)
How Security Works
725(2)
Privilege Sets
727(18)
Managing Accounts
745(5)
Extended Privileges
750(3)
Managing External File Access
753(3)
Scripts and Security
756(5)
Chapter 19 Sharing Data Using FileMaker Server
761(30)
Understanding Database Sharing
762(1)
FileMaker Network Sharing
762(3)
Working with a Shared File
765(4)
FileMaker Server
769(20)
Server Hardware
789(2)
Chapter 20 Sharing Data with WebDirect and FileMaker Go
791(22)
Understanding WebDirect
792(3)
Enabling WebDirect in a Database
795(3)
Opening a Database in FileMaker Go
798(4)
Connecting with a Web Browser
802(2)
Designing for WebDirect and FileMaker Go
804(3)
Designing for Go
807(1)
Designing for WebDirect
808(2)
Customizing the WebDirect Home Page
810(1)
Sharing Databases on the Internet Without WebDirect
810(3)
Chapter 21 Sharing Data with Other Systems
813(48)
Sharing Your Data with Others
813(6)
Snapshot Link
819(2)
External SQL Sources
821(11)
Exporting Data
832(6)
Importing Data
838(12)
Import Data Sources
850(7)
Importing and Exporting in a Script
857(4)
Part Six Appendixes
Appendix A Getting Help
861(12)
Getting Help from FileMaker Pro
861(4)
FileMaker's Installed Extras
865(6)
Getting Help from the Community
871(2)
Appendix B File Conversion
873(6)
Compatibility
873(1)
Understanding Conversion
874(1)
Start with a Test Run
875(1)
Converting a Single File
875(3)
Converting Multiple Files
878(1)
Appendix C Using the Insert Commands with Container Fields
879(2)
Appendix D FileMaker Error Codes
881(10)
Index 891
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.