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When embarking on your journey with FileMaker, you encounter the wonderfully visual tool known as the Relationship Graph, which grants you the ability to visually comprehend the intricate interconnections within a complex solution. In fact, the relationships used to link table occurrences in FileMaker are fundamentally akin to those in SQL.

FileMaker essentially offers a visual representation of what would otherwise be a textual definition of a SQL statement. The key distinction lies in the fact that SQL operates within the realm of text and only executes when required. Conversely, the Relationship Graph in FileMaker is persistent and is continually assessed by FileMaker. Consequently, comprehending the implications of specific relationships in your solution becomes vital as your solution expands. Relationships that appear ostensibly simple, serving utility purposes within your user interface, might have more profound ramifications than you initially realize. Hence, it is imperative to comprehend and effectively employ all of your available tools.

One of these indispensable tools is FileMaker's full SQL implementation. In this video, I delve into the advanced aspects of using SQL within FileMaker. If you've constructed your FileMaker solution exclusively using native FileMaker features, you might unknowingly incur a big cost if you haven't invested time in learning FileMaker's SQL capabilities.

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