FMDiff for Mac
Compare FileMaker Pro files for possible damage.
$399.00
In English
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FMDiff overview
FMDiff is an essential tool for FileMaker Pro developers to compare FileMaker Pro files and to report possible damages.
FMDiff compares FileMaker Pro files or complete solutions against backups or clones, shows a file's Recover count (available up to FileMaker 11), unveils a file's unchangeable creation date (prove of ownership), checks for obvious and hidden file corruption, runs super-fast!
What’s new in version 4.0.5
Version 4.0.5:
- Properly show script steps introduced by FileMaker 16
- Properly show functions introduced by FileMaker 16
- Fixed a crash when handling FileMaker 16 files
- Display new table occurrences for an external base table
- Fixed crash when decoding script steps
- Additional small fixes and improvements
FMDiff for Mac
$399.00
In English
Version 4.0.5
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Nov 5 2015
Version: 4.0.1
I started using FMDiff in 2007. It quickly became an essential part of my FileMaker development environment.
When I'm making changes to an existing database, I'll often use FMDiff to compare my latest database files to "before" copies of the files to quickly review the changes. This is especially the case when Ive made numerous changes to database fields, scripts and custom functions.
Likewise, when a database feature stops working, FMDiff can identify all changes between the a previous version and the current version,, saving a LOT of tedious inspection and interactive debugging.
From time to time, FMDiff will report hidden corruption in an apparently valid FileMaker file, allowing small problems to be corrected before they become bigger problems.
Oct 28 2013
Version: 3.0.1
2 scenarios:
• billing - if a client wants to see what has been done to his file/solution to accomplish his request i can print a report of what has been altered
• forensics - if a client tells me the file has never been crashed or changed besides data entry i can inspect by comparison to the version i originally delivered