https://my.oditech.com/downloads/FileMaker/13/fm13_odbc_jdbc_guide.pdf
Chapter 1 - Introduction
- About this guide
- About ODBC and JDBC
- Using FileMaker software as an ODBC client application
- Importing ODBC data
- Adding ODBC tables to the relationships graph
- Using a FileMaker database as a data source
- Accessing a hosted FileMaker Pro database
- Limitations with third-party tools
- Networking requirements
- Updating files from previous versions
- Installing current drivers
Chapter 2 - Accessing external SQL data sources
- Importing ODBC data
- Executing SQL to interact with data sources via ODBC
- Working with ODBC tables in the relationships graph
- Data sources supported in FileMaker 13
- Adding ODBC tables to the relationships graph
Chapter 3 - Installing FileMaker ODBC client drivers
- Hardware and software requirements
- ODBC client driver requirements (Windows)
- ODBC client driver requirements (OS X)
- Networking requirements
- ODBC client driver architecture overview
- ODBC client driver installation (Windows)
- Configuring client drivers (Windows)
- Opening the ODBC administrator (Windows)
- Configuring the DSN (Windows)
- ODBC client driver installation (OS X)
- Configuring client drivers (OS X)
- Where to go from here
Chapter 4 - Using ODBC to share FileMaker data
- About ODBC
- Using the ODBC client driver
- Overview of accessing a FileMaker database file
- Accessing a FileMaker database file from a Windows application
- Specifying ODBC client driver properties for a FileMaker DSN (Windows)
- Changing an existing ODBC client driver (Windows)
- Verifying access via ODBC (Windows)
- Accessing a FileMaker database file from an OS X application
- Specifying ODBC client driver properties for a FileMaker DSN (OS X)
- Changing an existing ODBC client driver (OS X)
- Verifying access via ODBC (OS X)
Chapter 5 - Installing FileMaker JDBC client drivers
- Software requirements
- Networking requirements
- JDBC client driver installation
- Using the JDBC client driver
Chapter 6 - Using JDBC to share FileMaker data
- About JDBC 28 Using the JDBC client driver
- About the JDBC client driver
- Using a JDBC URL to connect to your database
- Specifying driver properties in the URL subname
- Solutions with multiple FileMaker database files
- Verifying access via JDBC
Chapter 7 - Reference Information
- ODBC Catalog functions
- JDBC Meta Data functions
- Mapping FileMaker fields to ODBC data types
- Mapping FileMaker fields to JDBC data types
- Data types in 64-bit applications
- ODBC and JDBC error messages
- ODBC error messages
- JDBC error messages
