What is a global field in FileMaker?
A field that uses global storage (a global field) contains one value that’s used for all records in the file. Global fields are accessible from any context in the file, even if the field is defined in an unrelated table.
How do I create a global field in FileMaker?
In current versions of FileMaker Pro, Global fields are defined in the following way:
- In the Define Database dialog box, in the Fields tab, for Field Name, type a name for the field.
- Click Options (or double-click the field name).
- > Click the Storage tab, then select Use global storage (one value for all records).
What ports does FileMaker server use?
FileMaker Server requires that a port for web connections and a port for secure web connections is available on the web server. The default ports are port 80 and 443, though you may specify alternative ports during installation. These ports are used by FileMaker Server even if web publishing is disabled.
How do I download a FileMaker server?
Downloading FileMaker software via the FileMaker Customer Console
- On the Home page, click Download now.
- On the Subscription > Downloads tab, for Download License Certificate, click Download.
- For Download FileMaker Pro, click the version you need.
- After the software has been downloaded, open FileMaker Pro.
How do I start a FileMaker server?
To start or stop the FileMaker Server service:
- Open Administrative Tools: •
- In Administrative Tools, open Services.
- In the Services window, select FileMaker Server in the Name column.
- Choose Action menu > Start to start the service or Action menu > Stop to stop the service.
Can FileMaker Server run on Windows 10?
Products listed below have not been tested with Windows 10, and are not supported when used with Windows 10. These products were developed and released before Windows 10 became available.
What is the latest version of FileMaker Server?
Software updates
| Product | FileMaker Server |
|---|---|
| Version | 16.0.5 |
| Download | Windows (209 MB) |
| Release Notes | View |