

- #Moving data from one filemaker pro template to another serial#
- #Moving data from one filemaker pro template to another windows#

In FileMaker Pro Advanced, open the file to be cloned.Ĭhoose File menu > Save a Copy As, then choose clone (no records).target file: A copy of the clone created by the tool, into which data and user accounts from the source file are migrated.For example, if you migrate data between different stages of the DTAP cycle, the file to be cloned could be in the testing stage while the data to migrate could be in the production stage. This file can be the same as the source file, or it can be a different file.

#Moving data from one filemaker pro template to another serial#
you can migrate user accounts, custom value lists, and serial numbers, which you can't do when you import data.the data migration tool maps fields between source and target tables automatically, instead of you mapping them manually for importing.you migrate all data at once, instead of importing data from each table separately.copy existing data into a new version of a custom appĪdvantages of using the data migration tool, instead of importing data, include:.copy test data or live data into a custom app between different stages of the DTAP (Development, Testing, Acceptance, and Production) cycle.
#Moving data from one filemaker pro template to another windows#
This tool can be used in Windows or macOS.įor example, use the data migration tool to: Use the FileMaker data migration command-line tool to migrate all record data and user accounts from a source file in the FileMaker Pro 12 format (FMP12) to a target file.
