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There must be a limit on the number of databases that can be opened at the same time. Just in case there is a limit can I have a large database and based upon the user id to subset the data?

How do I subset a database? Can you provide a simple example?

Thanks,

Evan

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The limit is 50 per copy of FMP Unlimited. I just saw a FMP database with over 100,000 records running at an Education Service Unit in Omaha. I don't know about creating a subset tho.

[ March 23, 2002, 01:41 PM: Message edited by: Wesley ]

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RE: How do I subset a database? Can you provide a simple example?

U can relate databases based on a value in a field on a one (record) to one (record) or one (record) to many (records) basis. (in your case it would be a one to one relationship based on a unique field)

Filemaker works a little differently to Access et al in this respect although the same general rules apply when relating data.

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For more info on doing this correctly you can refer to the filemaker web site and the manual that comes with FMPro - also available from the FMPro web site

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[ March 23, 2002, 06:28 PM: Message edited by: scratchmalogicalwax ]

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The Ultimate FAQ says:

"Up to 50 files can be published through FileMaker Pro Unlimited, in either case."

My question is:

If my database or databases are set up as "relational," does this mean that I can have up to 50 files/tables running under a single Unlimited license?

Thanks in advance.

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