(See next section.) The FileMaker ApproachĮxperienced MS Access users will have no trouble building a new database with FileMaker. ◊ Instead of objects and queries (as in MS Access 2007) FileMaker relies on layouts (and their views) along with scripts. If you decide to change some characteristic of a field, FileMaker updates the database everywhere the changed field resides.
♦ FileMaker goes about database creation taking a somewhat different tack relying heavily on scripts and a somewhat tighter but more forgiving approach: ♦ Like MS Access, FileMaker is a database application where users create tables from fields and layouts (forms and reports in Access parlance) from tables. Experienced MS Access users will probably be interested in how FileMaker Pro 10 (hereinafter referred to as FileMaker) stacks up against Microsoft’s “flagship” database application.
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