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Re: Getting Data out of Filemaker Pro
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Re: Getting Data out of Filemaker Pro


  • Subject: Re: Getting Data out of Filemaker Pro
  • From: Bernardo Hoehl / Gessos Rutenium <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 3 Oct 2004 10:09:13 -0300

Thanks Bruce and David for replying...

I am now trying to hide all of the Filemaker Pro windows, and have come up with this code:

tell application "FileMaker Pro"


set WindowNumber to 1
repeat with i from 1 to the count of windows
set visible of window WindowNumber to false
set WindowNumber to WindowNumber + 1
display dialog "I have hidden window " & --Just testing...
end repeat


end tell

But this code fails to hide the last window. Why?

There has to be one last window visible?

Isn't there a "every window" option or still "all windows"?

Thanks,

Bernardo


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On Oct 2, 2004, at 9:39 PM, David Durkee wrote:

The only way I can think of is to have the database open in FileMaker on another machine with remote data access on. Maybe there's a scripting addition that could access it through ODBC? I found some evidence that maybe there used to be one, but I couldn't find it. But it seems likely that you're not going to be able to access records in a FileMaker file without FileMaker running somewhere.

You can get data out of a FileMaker database without selecting and copying, though, so you can probably do it with the application hidden.

David

On Oct 2, 2004, at 4:07 PM, Bernardo Hoehl / Gessos Rutenium wrote:

Hi List,

This is my problem:

I need to send emails to my trucking companies, asking them to send me a truck, and collect the goods I have waiting for my customers.

I have two data bases: MyCustomers.fp5 and TruckingCompanies.fp5

I created a layout with the only needed information to send the emails out, and use this code:

tell application "FileMaker Pro"
open file "Sistema Vendas:SistemaRutenium:TruckingCompanies.fp5"
go to layout "MySpecialLayout"
go to record ID "12"
copy
copy (the clipboard) to
MyData
-- then send the data forward to my emailing code.
end tell


This forces Filemaker Pro to activate.

My questions:

1) Do I really have to open my database in order to get the data I need out?

2) Is there a way of reading the database without openning Filemaker Pro App?

Thanks,


Bernardo Höhl
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