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Exam : FileMaker FM0-304
Title : Developer Essentials for FileMaker 10

1. Which two events can activate an OnObjectModify script trigger? (Choose two.)
A. selecting a checkbox
B. scrolling in a portal
C. scrolling in a text field
D. switching tabs in a tab control
E. clicking a link displayed in a Web Viewer
Answer: AD

2. A table in a FileMaker Pro 10 database has a field CompanyName of type Text. The following field validation options are set for this field:
Validate data in this field only during data entry
Allow user to override during data entry
Require not empty
Display custom message if validation fails
A user imports a set of records into this table. Some records have no value in the CompanyName field.
What will occur?
A. All of the records will be imported. No error message will be displayed.
B. All of the records will be imported. The user will also see the custom error message.
C. None of the records will be imported. The user will also see the specified custom error message.
D. All records with a value for CompanyName will be imported. The user will also see the specified custom error message.
E. All records with a value for CompanyName will be imported. The user will see an error dialog from the FileMaker Pro application stating that some records could not be imported due to errors, along with a count of those records.
Answer: A

3. Given the following Relationships Graph:w0VFM10256Y The users want to view a list of unique product records purchased by a found set of customers from the state of NY.
If the data in the system supports this request and there are no changes to the Relationships Graph, which two techniques successfully accomplish this? (Choose two.)
A. On a layout based on Customer, include a portal based on the Product table occurrence. Find where State = "NY".
B. On a layout based on Customer, Find where State = "NY". Navigate to a layout based on the Products table. Select the menu Records > Saved Finds and choose "NY" under Recent Finds.
C. On a layout based on Customer, Find where State = "NY". Then run a script with the step Go To Related Records[ ], using Match all records in current found set to navigate to the desired set of Product records.
D. Run a script from a special Customer layout that performs a Copy All Records/Requests[ ] script step, then navigates to a Product layout including a Customer portal, uses Paste[ ] into a Find request, and finally Perform Find[ ] to result in the desired found set.
E. Use a script to loop through the found set of Customer records, assembling a set of ID values into a global variable $$customers. Navigate to a layout based on Products and in Find Mode enter the Customer::State field. Choose the menu Requests > Paste Requests and specify State = $$customers. Click OK to perform the Find.
Answer: BC

4. What is a reason to use the Let() function in a formula for a FileMaker Pro 10 calculation field?
A. to limit the iterations of a Loop() function used in the formula
B. to modify data in a text field referenced elsewhere in the formula
C. to define a custom function that can be used in other calculation formulas
D. to set a global variable $$var that can be used elsewhere (e.g. within a script)
Answer: D

5. A script saves a group of records as a PDF. The resulting file needs to be saved on a user’s desktop and the filename must contain that person’s name along with the current date (without additional user input).
How should the output file be specified in the script step?
A. Use a file path that references a variable containing the desired filename and path.
B. Use a file path that references a globally stored field containing the desired filename and path.
C. Use a file path defined by a calculation formula that uses both Get (DesktopPath) and the Get (UserName) functions.
D. Use a file path that references a calculation field that uses both Get (DesktopPath) and the Get (UserName) functions.
Answer: A