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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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6. Select options for the relationship.<br />

To do this while browsing<br />

records in the master file Select<br />

When you delete a record in the master<br />

file, delete related records (in the<br />

related file)<br />

7. Click OK, and then click Done.<br />

Using data from related files 10-23<br />

When deleting a record in this file, also delete related<br />

records. (See “Deleting related records” on page<br />

10-34.) Related records may not be visible on the<br />

current layout.<br />

Add records to the related file Allow creation of related records. (See “Creating<br />

related records” on page 10-32.)<br />

Sort related records before displaying<br />

them in the master file<br />

Sort related records, then specify how you want<br />

related records sorted. (See “Sorting records<br />

with related fields” on page 10-35.)<br />

Keep these points in mind:<br />

1 A match can be defined only on fields that can have an index.<br />

1 You can define a relationship when you add a related field or create<br />

a portal in a layout. See the following sections.<br />

1 To change a relationship, see “Changing relationships” on page<br />

10-29.<br />

Choose <strong>FileMaker</strong> Help Index from the or Help menu, and then type:<br />

E relational databases<br />

Creating a portal to hold related fields<br />

Important Before you begin, be sure you want to create a portal to hold<br />

related fields. (See “Deciding where to place related fields” on page<br />

10-20.)<br />

1. In Layout mode in the master file, select the Portal tool.

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