

- #Filemaker pro server hosting update#
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If you get stuck on any of these steps, please drop a comment below. We hope that these instructions can prevent you from being blocked when this bug hits.
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Using a Full Access account, open the File Options dialog and reset the minimum required version to what you need it to be for your solution: You can now open the file with any version of FileMaker Pro 13 and up.
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This fix does NOT work if your file is Encrypted-at-Rest! We are experimenting with different approaches to see what can be done here and will test Claris’ utility once it is released to test with that as well.įirst, make a copy of the broken file because you will be changing the actual binary content of the file, and if something goes wrong, the file will be damaged. In the meantime, however, you can fix the files yourself. You can send the file(s) to Claris for fixing Claris is also working on a utility that they will make available to restore affected files.
#Filemaker pro server hosting Patch#
The patch released by Claris does not fix files that have been affected by the bug. Check your solution for the Spelling Option script step and disable it in the interim.
#Filemaker pro server hosting update#
If you cannot update your users to this new patched version of FileMaker Pro, then add a custom menu to your solution that prevents your users from manually opening the File Options menu. The bug has been fixed in 19.5.3 ( released on August 30, 2022), which will prevent this from happening going forward. This leaves you with no backups of your solution that can still be opened. Using older versions of FileMaker Pro does not get around this critter.īecause this bug can affect hosted files, and those files will remain operational until the next restart, this bug can all your available backups. When this bug hits, no version of FileMaker can open the file. On that action, FileMaker writes the file options back to the file but accidentally sets the minimum required version to 0, effectively blocking any version of FileMaker from opening the file. The bug happens when a user with 19.5.2 opens the file with a non-Full Access account and opens the File Options menu (or runs a script step such as Spelling Options that opens that menu) and then clicks OK to close the dialog. If the file is hosted on FileMaker Server, on the next restart, FileMaker Server will be unable to open the file you will find an error entry like this one in your Event.log: The bug manifests itself with a conversion dialog that comes up when you try to open the file with FileMaker Pro, even though the file is already in the correct file format. FileMaker 19.5.2 introduced a bug that can prevent you from opening your FileMaker solution.
