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To enable ODBC data source single sign-on on the master machine:

1. Choose Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Services > FileMaker Server, then choose

Action > Properties.

2. On the Log On tab, choose This account.

3. For This account, enter the privileged user account on the master machine, then click OK.

4. Choose Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Local Security Policy > Local Policies >

User Rights Assignments > Act as part of the operation system.

5. On the Local Security Setting tab, click Add User or Group, then enter the privileged user

account you specified earlier for This account.

6. Click OK, then restart the FileMaker Server service.

Important You must also enable ODBC data source single sign-on in the FileMaker Pro

databases hosted by FileMaker

Server. For more information, see FileMaker Pro Help.

Running server-side scripts

You can create scheduled tasks to run:

1 system-level scripts—for example, Windows batch, Perl, VBScript, and AppleScript

1 FileMaker scripts in databases hosted by FileMaker Server

1 script sequences that combine a FileMaker script with an optional pre-processing system-level

script and an optional post-processing system-level script

To create a scheduled task for scripts, choose the Admin Console Schedules pane, click , and

choose Create a Schedule. Then, choose System-level script, FileMaker script, or Script

sequence. The Schedule assistant guides you through the rest of the process.

System-level scripts

Script files must be placed in the Scripts folder on the master machine in your FileMaker Server

deployment. To schedule a system-level script to run, start the Schedule assistant as described

above by choosing System-level Script. Next, select the script file you want to run.

System-level scripts can perform whatever tasks you need to perform at the operating system

level on the master machine. For more information, see the documentation for the scripting

language you want to use.

See FileMaker Server Help for more information about running system-level scripts as scheduled

tasks.

FileMaker scripts

To schedule a FileMaker script to run, start the Schedule assistant as described above by

choosing FileMaker script. Next, select the database that contains the script you want to run, then

the script.

FileMaker scripts can do simple tasks or complex tasks. For example, you can write a FileMaker

script to remove duplicate records or to validate the format of phone numbers. You can schedule

these scripts to run during off hours, perhaps before a daily backup.

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