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Re: FileMaker Pro speed ?!?!

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From: Hades
Date: Mon, 23 Nov 1992 18:30
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jordi@marsun1.NoSubdomain.NoDomain (JORDI Stephane) writes:

>We always work on the same 4 major databases. Actually, the first user turning
>on his Mac starts FileMaker. Then every user is a client to his database.
>I've heard that letting start FileMaker on the server itself instead of a 
>user's Mac with the requested databases is faster.
>Is it true that we access the dabase faster when running on the server ?

    When dealing with multiple users in FM Pro, your speed is determined
by the speed of the Host Mac. If that host mac happens to be a Q950, and
the database file that it is accessing is on the internal HD instead of
on an AppleShare Server, then you will be seeing a speed increase over
your current set-up. But it is important to remember that if you have
more than 5 users in any single database at the same time, you will
still be crawling. There are limits to FM Pro's multi-user capabilities.

--
-Brian V. Hughes
	"Young children should not to try this kind of thing at home.
	    		Use a friend's home."
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