Inactive files required for archival purposes should be converted to the current version of FileMaker and backed up or archived, and earlier versions of those files sitting on your computer should be removed from your local machine. Please review MIT's policies about storage of data on the Security Team's InfoProtect web pages. If you are thinking of upgrading to the latest version of FileMaker, now is also good opportunity to take inventory of all of your FileMaker files to determine if they are properly secured and to make sure that they are not being used to store PIRN data. fp3) also must be converted, but require special consideration see 'Upgrading from Versions 6 and Earlier' below. fmp12 format in order to be compatible with FileMaker 15. fp7 file format, used by versions 7-11, must be converted to.

See 'Upgrading from versions 12 through 14' below for more information.ĭatabases in the. However, there are some notable compatibility issues between v15 and earlier. fmp12 file format, used by versions 12 and up, may be opened by FileMaker Pro 15 and hosted by FileMaker Server 15 with no file conversion necessary. FileMaker 15 is the current recommended version at MIT, and we encourage anyone running FileMaker Pro and (if applicable) FileMaker Server to upgrade to the latest version.įileMaker databases in the.

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