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4GB?? whatever is the size, crashing here means the file is severely damaged; any backup?<br />
and 4GB is crazy anyway...
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4GB?? whatever is the size, crashing here means the file is severely damaged; any backup?
and 4GB is crazy anyway...

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how can you keep a 4GB db without a backup....<br />
I am afraid the situation is desperate... there is one guy who knows about fm at the binary level od files, maybe he would have an advice, it's the owner of fmpro migrator. 
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how can you keep a 4GB db without a backup....
I am afraid the situation is desperate... there is one guy who knows about fm at the binary level od files, maybe he would have an advice, it's the owner of fmpro migrator.

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it's a customers database, who was told to get Time Machine setup, and he didn't. If you can refer me to some people, that'd be great. &nbsp;FM Pro Migrator, got a website/email/phone?<br />
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Thanks,
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it's a customers database, who was told to get Time Machine setup, and he didn't. If you can refer me to some people, that'd be great.  FM Pro Migrator, got a website/email/phone?

Thanks,

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I have a filemaker database I recovered from a mac drive that someone accidentally deleted it off of. I cannot get FM to recover teh database on a pc or a mac, what happens is the program &nbsp;just bombs out during stage one of the 16 steps in the recovery. Any ideas on how to recover this database. it's 4 gigs.<br />
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~JB
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I have a filemaker database I recovered from a mac drive that someone accidentally deleted it off of. I cannot get FM to recover teh database on a pc or a mac, what happens is the program  just bombs out during stage one of the 16 steps in the recovery. Any ideas on how to recover this database. it's 4 gigs.


~JB

Cannot Recover an undeleted FM database

FileMaker Pro is a cross-platform relational database application that integrates a database engine with a graphical user interface (GUI) and security features, allowing users to modify the database by dragging new elements into layouts, screens, or forms. FileMaker evolved from a DOS application, but since 1992 has been available for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS, and can be used in a cross-platform environment.