Special Edition Using FileMaker Pro 5 by Rich Coulombre from So, while you don’t have to be a developer to make an app, if you are one, we’ve got you covered. So, while you don’t have to be a developer to make an app, if you are one, we’ve got you covered. Web filemaker documentation is copyrighted. You can also quickly access recently opened databases in the Recent tab of the Launch center.Filemaker Filemaker Pro 5 Guide. The next time you open FileMaker, the database will be in the My Apps section of the Launch Center. Log into the database with either your Brown username/password or with a username/password assigned by your department's database manager.Ĩ. Back in the Launch Center, double-click on the newly added database under My Apps to open it.
Locate your database on the server and double-click on it to add it to your Apps in the Launch Center.ħ. At this point, you should see a list of databases on the server. If prompted, enter your Brown username and password (or other database credentials) into the FileMaker server authentication screen and click Sign In.Ħ.
In the Add Favorite Host screen, enter the name of the FileMaker server you are trying to access in the "Host's internet address" field and click Save.Ĭurrent list of active FileMaker servers:ĥ. In the Hosts window, click on the + symbol at the top of the hosts list to create a new FileMaker server connection.Ĥ. From the popover menu, select From Hosts.ģ. Click on Add App which will open a small popover menu. When FileMaker Pro opens you will be in the Launch Center. You will need to be connected to Brown's VPN service to access databases from off-campus.ĭownload and install FileMaker Pro from the Self Service app (on CIS managed mac workstations) or from our software website here: Ģ. Clients may access the databases hosted on our servers with FileMaker Pro version 18 or higher or FileMaker Go version 18 or higher on iOS. We currently are migrating to FileMaker 19 Server. CIS manages a cluster of FileMaker databases hosts for department use.
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