This way when you copy scripts and other objects from one file to another, it will properly map the tables and fields. The main idea behind this step is that you want to make sure that the two files have matching table occurrence and field names. Step 1: Rename table occurrences and fields This will insure that any buttons, calculations or other objects that rely on other objects will maintain their links.
Copy Layout Objects and Recreate Layout-Based Script Triggers.Check Calculated Fields (check the Import.log file or use the Import Log Interpreter tool).Copy any necessary fields into existing tables.Rename table occurrences and fields in source file (throwaway file) to match target file.In general, when copying functionality from one FileMaker file to another, you will want to do so in the following order: If you have an older version of FileMaker or do not have the Advanced version, you may need to work a little harder.
Note: This article was based on FileMaker Pro 11 Advanced, and the same process still applied for FileMaker Pro 14 Advanced.
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