*Like the 3-2-1 rule for backups which tells us to keep 3 backups of anything that is important, store them on at least 2 different backup media, and keep at least 1 backup in a different place.Īpplying that rule to your FileMaker backups, it is only natural that the question comes up: "How do I make backups to somewhere different than the FileMaker Server machine?"įileMaker Server lets us specify a path where the backups will be saved to, and it defaults to its own backups folder, on the same drive as where FileMaker Server itself is installed. All rights reserved.Īll persons and companies listed in the examples are purely fictitious and any resemblance to existing persons and companies is purely coincidental.I like simple rules.
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Setting preferences for dialing phone numbers. 
Setting general application preferences. Connecting to the ODBC Demo data source. Importing data from an ODBC data source: an overview. Setting sort options for web publishing. Specifying a port number for web publishing. Selecting a security method for web publishing. Enabling remote administration for web publishing. Choosing a language for Instant Web Publishing. Choosing a home page for web publishing. 
Publishing databases on the Web: an overview. Security considerations for published databases. Connecting to the Internet or an intranet. How users work with databases on the Web. Duplicating, renaming, or deleting scripts. Storing settings before creating a script. Choosing a different relationship for a portal. Creating relational databases: an overview. Relational databases and lookups: a comparison. About removing blank space from printed data. 
Using graphic rulers and ruler gridlines. Using tools to precisely position objects. Moving objects forward or backward on a layout. 
Setting color, pattern, line width, and object effects. Copying, duplicating, and deleting objects. Setting up View as Form, View as List, and View as Table. Considerations when you create an Envelope layout. Considerations when you create a Labels layout. Preparing to print envelopes and labels. Preparing to print layouts with subsummaries. About printing information in a database. Hiding records from a found set and viewing hidden records. Finding all records except those matching criteria. Finding records that match multiple criteria. Pasting graphics, movies, and sounds from the Clipboard. About working with records in Browse mode. Finding a topic using the Help Contents.
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