For those already familiar with PHP+ and MySQL the only real advantage is here is a GUI and layout editor though.įileMaker Pro 11 has introduced several new features such as Filemaker Charts which allow you to illustrate and represent data in easy to read bar charts, pie charts etc.

Update: In Security & Privacy > Automation, I do also have FileMaker Pro allowed to control Finder and Music.For those terrified of MySQL, PHP or Oracle, FileMaker Pro 11 also takes the pain out by allowing you to administer both without any programming knowledge. So, 1) is there a similar command I can run to allow FileMaker to run the scripts without issue (I tried adding Filemaker to the Privacy Pane - both Accessibility and Full Disk Access - but no luck), and 2) are there 'general' best steps when upgrading Applescripts to work with OS 12? Thanks for any help! However, the scripts need to run from Filemaker. I also ran: -e 'tell application 'Music' to activate'įrom Terminal to see if that would fix the permission, and and that did fix many of the steps if I run the script from the Script Editor.

Changing: set newfile to ('path to file')įixed the ability to import the music track in. I've spent the better part of the day trying to get one that imports music files into Music (the script used to use iTunes), sets all the tags, and converts them to other file formats and found that many of the steps simply do not trigger seemingly from permissions issues. For years we have been running everything on OS 10.14 without any issues. My music licensing business uses Filemaker and quite a few Applescripts as part of its day to day operations.

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