That’s why we treat any data that relates to an identified or identifiable individual or that is linked or linkable to them by Apple as “personal data,” no matter where the individual lives. See FileMaker ODBC and JDBC Guide.At Apple, we believe strongly in fundamental privacy rights - and that those fundamental rights should not differ depending on where you live in the world. On each client computer that needs to access the hosted database, install and configure the FileMaker ODBC or JDBC client driver.

Note If your FileMaker solution uses more than one FileMaker database file, all of the database files must be hosted on the same FileMaker Server deployment.Ĥ. In FileMaker Server Admin Console, click the Connectors > ODBC / JDBC tab, then set ODBC / JDBC to Enabled.ģ.

Note If your FileMaker database solution uses more than one FileMaker database file, all of the database files must use this privilege set with the extended privilege Access via ODBC/JDBC enabled.Ģ. Enable the extended privilege Access via ODBC/JDBC. In FileMaker Pro Advanced, open the database and edit the privilege set for the accounts that will access the database. To share a hosted FileMaker Pro Advanced database via ODBC and JDBC:ġ. FileMaker Server allows up to 50 connections and supports local access (same computer) and remote access (both for middleware such as web servers and for remote client access from desktop productivity applications). You can use FileMaker Server to host a FileMaker database file as a data source, sharing your data with other applications using ODBC and JDBC. Sharing FileMaker databases via ODBC and JDBC

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