September 7, 200718 yr I have a Student database with Calculation fields that will indicate whether a student in the Youngest in the family at a particular school. The Field is marked either "Y" or "N". When the database is stand alone on my desktop, I can do a search on Youngest and the School and it works. When I put the database on my FP8SA, it doesn't work at all (No Records Found). I have no clue why this would be. The Calculation is based on several fields Birth_Date [Date] Self Relationship "Y" on the table Address+school name == Address+school name Birth_Date_D [GetAsDate(Birth_Date)] Born_Last [Max(Y::Birth_Date_D)] Youngest [iF(GetAsNumber(Born_Last) = GetAsNumber(Birth_Date_D); "Y"; "N")] I don't understand why this will work when the database is NOT being shared.
September 7, 200718 yr Do you have the latest update to Server 8 installed? If not, try it with the update installed (it may help). However, there are still some cases where a find won't execute correctly on an unstored calc involving aggregates. You may have to find on a stored field instead, or use a loop to omit the records not needed.
September 7, 200718 yr Author I have FileMaker Pro Server Advanced 8.0v4 I sent the database to the high school where they have already updated their server to FileMaker Pro Advanced Server 9.0 and the database works just fine there. I can search on that Calculation field. I am pretty sure it worked on my server last school year. So I am restarting my server tonight to see if that fixes the problem.
September 7, 200718 yr This reminds me of this thread I started a few weeks ago. I originally thought it was corruption, but it turned out to be something with the way FM Server handles finds. Not sure if it's relevent in your case but may spark something. Michael
September 11, 200718 yr Author As it turns out, restarting the entire server solved the problem. No other issues were present. Records could still be created, modified, deleted. Restarting the server now allows that find to work correctly. Strange.
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