FileMaker Server Top Call Statistics Logging
Learn how to use FileMaker Server’s Top Call Statistics log to speed up your custom applications.
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Learn how to use FileMaker Server’s Top Call Statistics log to speed up your custom applications.
FileMaker Server Top Call Statistics Logging Learn More ❯
If you currently use perpetual (VLA) or annual licenses (AVLA), should you switch to FileMaker Licensing for Teams (FLT)? Here’s what to consider.
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Mislav Kos provides guidance on how to choose the right FileMaker licensing option for you or your client.
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FileMaker 15 users are no longer blocked from interacting with a layout due to a portal that is taking a long time to load. The new portal in-line progress bar feature (a.k.a. threaded portals) offloads the task of loading “expensive” portals onto separate worker threads, so that the main thread can finish more quickly and return control back to the user.
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The new FileMaker Server 15 “Top Call Stats” feature helps us identify potential bottlenecks by showing the most expensive user activity, broken down by user and by the type of action that is being taken.
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Mislav Kos explores techniques for recreating FileMaker found sets so they can be used across different sessions.
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There are certain situations in FileMaker development where the current FileMaker found set needs to be recreated. A good example of this is when the Perform Script On Server (PSoS) step is used. Since it runs on the server, the current context (including the found set) is lost and has to be reconstructed. I used
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I wrote a blog post last month showing a way to quickly find where unstored calcs and summary fields are being used in a solution. This post is a sort of follow up, in that here we once again look at a way of quickly finding something out about a solution that would otherwise require
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Certain types of fields, like unstored calculation and summary fields, can really slow down a solution, especially if they are used on layouts that are primarily accessed in list or table view. It’s not uncommon to come across list layouts in inherited solutions – files which you are maintaining but were originally developed by someone
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Learn how to use the Test Data Generator tool to create realistic sample data for your FileMaker solutions from certified developers.
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