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One of the best things about FileMaker Pro is
it's relative simplicity.
Businesses can deploy secure, web-enabled,
multi-user applications without
ASP, COM, CSS, HTML, IIS, ODBC, PHP, SQL, VB, VBA, or XML
complexities. |
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This approach can significantly reduce the time
and effort required
to build information storage and processing utilities, particularly
those required to supplement legacy systems. |
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Using a single, relatively simple application
instead of a patchwork of complex technologies, developers can quickly
design, build, and deploy customized automated processes for... |
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importing, relating, optimizing,
indexing, and cataloging information
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manipulating, parsing, repairing, validating, merging,
and routing data
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applying custom business rules, calculations,
or conditional updates
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performing relational look-ups, verifications,
replacements, or comparisons
- aggregating information from different
data sources for report generation
- reformatting or packaging information for
export into other
systems
- programmatically generating and executing
scripted processes
You can also take
advantage of FileMaker's flexible inter-application communications
capabilities, leveraging more complex technologies if advantageous. |
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