ngwaltne Posted April 22, 2004 Posted April 22, 2004 Hi. all. I am trying to put together a startup applescript that launches files in Server 5.5. Here i s what I have so far. (* This script will launch Filemaker Server and load the key database files. *) tell application "Finder" activate select file "Server 5.5" open selection end tell tell application "FileMaker Server" -- FileMaker PRO DATABASES open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:Calendar.fp5" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:combinations" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:klc_staff" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:locker_db" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:Mentor" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:mentor_contacts" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:midterm.fp5" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:nav.fp5" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:print.fp5" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:prinths.fp5" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:service.fp5" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:stinfo.fp5" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:teach_goals" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:term setup" open "Server HD:Desktop:Key Databases:transcriptbeta.fp5" end tell It gets to the first file and reports that it cannot open it because it is not a Filemaker database. I can assure you it is. Are my file paths correct? The folder of databases resides on the desktop. Any ideas on this? Thank you in advance for your help. norm FileMaker Version: Server 5 Platform: Mac OS 9
stanley Posted April 22, 2004 Posted April 22, 2004 Norm: Why not just let Server do the job for itself? If the files are in the FileMaker Server folder, they'll be opened automatically when Server launches... -Stanley
ngwaltne Posted April 23, 2004 Author Posted April 23, 2004 Thanks stanley. Guess that's what happens when this is 5% of my job. Don't know what I would do without all of you. norm
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