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Filemaker SQL scripting? (how to query)

Asked by pieter78 in FileMaker Pro Database, Databases Miscellaneous

Tags: Filemaker, Filemaker Pro, 8.0 v1, Mac OS 10.4.11 on G4

Hello,

I have set up a database in Filemaker Pro 8 on my Mac, and I want to query the records. I have experience with PHP/MySQL and also a little with MS Access querying. I thought it would be simple, but so far it is not...

I am wondering how to query the database effectively. I want a sheet that displays several summaries of the database (NrOfThis, NrOfThat, etc) that are automatically updated as I enter new data. There is no need for user-defined variables in the query.

As far as I found, the Filemaker default options for this did not meet my needs (to detailed, not useful) and I have been looking around if I could do something with SQL. I do not have experience with ODBC on the Mac, neither is SQL mandatory.

But how can you create self-defined queries (just local in hard drive) using FM Pro 8?

Thanks!

Pieter
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