ISO FileMaker Magazine

A database is defined by a central location for storing consolidated data. This means there's likely a great number of hands going into that cookie jar. The real question is how do you manage who can do what and are there divisions of users that need different levels of access than others.

The short answer to that question is typically yes. Most every database system requires a bare minimum of user controls. If you need to go beyond the basic limitations of allowing one user to view, edit and delete their own record then this video will cover what you need to know!