If you have 40k records in a table, you cannot easily allow in a page, search or element just to show a part of those records. There are privacy settings for the database of course, but the problem is that when building the UI you cannot make lists, search, and in short, any access to the records, to be really constrained by different criteria.
Also the data constrain is a problem when you are building a complex app that requires either internal or external users, to access different data in a clean and easy way. But as the world is changing to web and dynamic UI, Filemaker has not made any step on this, and is getting completely outdated. It was really great few years ago, powerful and clean for database, easy enough to build the interface. Results From Direct Downloadsįilemaker Key V6.5.Great for database and scripts, a dinosaur for a modern app with complex data relation For price quotes and advertising information,please contact at BackBeat Media(64). For more details, see our Terms of Use.Īll of our advertising is handled by BackBeatMedia. PRIVACY: We don't collect personalinformation unless you explicitly provide it, and we don't share theinformation we have with others.
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